University of the Philippines, PH.
University of Southern California, US.
Ann Glob Health. 2019 Mar 5;85(1):26. doi: 10.5334/aogh.28.
When Philippine President Rodrigo R. Duterte assumed office in 2016, his government launched an unprecedented campaign against illegal drugs. The drug problem in the Philippines has primarily been viewed as an issue of law enforcement and criminality, and the government has focused on implementing a policy of criminalization and punishment. The escalation of human rights violations has caught the attention of groups in the Philippines as well as the international community. The Global Health Program of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU), a non-profit network of 50 universities in the Pacific Rim, held its 2017 annual conference in Manila. A special half-day workshop was held on illicit drug abuse in the Philippines which convened 167 participants from 10 economies and 21 disciplines. The goal of the workshop was to collaboratively develop a policy statement describing the best way to address the drug problem in the Philippines, taking into consideration a public health and human rights approach to the issue. The policy statement is presented here.
2016 年，菲律宾总统罗德里戈·R·杜特尔特（Rodrigo R. Duterte）上任后，发起了一场打击非法毒品的前所未有的运动。菲律宾的毒品问题主要被视为执法和犯罪问题，政府一直致力于实施刑事定罪和惩罚政策。侵犯人权行为的升级引起了菲律宾国内团体和国际社会的关注。环太平洋大学协会（APRU）的全球卫生计划是一个由太平洋地区 50 所大学组成的非营利性网络，该组织在马尼拉举行了 2017 年年会。一个关于菲律宾非法药物滥用的特别半天研讨会召集了来自 10 个经济体和 21 个学科的 167 名参与者。研讨会的目的是共同制定一份政策声明，描述解决菲律宾毒品问题的最佳方法，同时考虑到解决这一问题的公共卫生和人权方法。现将该政策声明发布如下。
