It seems the nations involved aren't willing to sign off (Reply #4)

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Sun Dec 1, 2013, 03:36 PM

RainDog (28,784 posts)

4. It seems the nations involved aren't willing to sign off

I'm glad to see, too, that some nations are not willing to sign off on something that would seem to be more like Yans' version of a statement.

The statement is important because it sets the precedent for UN responses for the next 10 years.

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20 replies	Author	Time	Post
Leaked paper reveals UN split over war on drugs [View all]	RainDog	Dec 2013	OP
Time to look at Portugal as the way to move forward.	CorrectOfCenter	Dec 2013	#1
Not for the bankers who wash the money or the owners of private prisons	malaise	Dec 2013	#3
Or the law enforcement types that ride the gravy train.	Comrade Grumpy	Dec 2013	#5
Absolutely correct	malaise	Dec 2013	#6
It seems the nations involved aren't willing to sign off	RainDog	Dec 2013	#4
I think Portugual has had a big impact	RainDog	Dec 2013	#14
This message was self-deleted by its author	delrem	Dec 2013	#2
This part of the UN	RainDog	Dec 2013	#8
The global drug prohibition consensus is crumbling before our eyes.	Comrade Grumpy	Dec 2013	#7
Latin American leaders brought drug policy debate to UN in Sept. 2013	RainDog	Dec 2013	#9
This has been bubbling up for some time in Latin America.	Comrade Grumpy	Dec 2013	#10
yes.	RainDog	Dec 2013	#12
Xactly.	truebluegreen	Dec 2013	#20
"South American Indians have chewed coca leaves for centuries."	Silent3	Dec 2013	#11
LOL	RainDog	Dec 2013	#13
Bookmarked	BelgianMadCow	Dec 2013	#15
Thanks for the kind words	RainDog	Dec 2013	#16
Another Article on this with a bit more detail	omsly	Dec 2013	#17
Thanks for the additional info	RainDog	Dec 2013	#18
I'm going to x-post this link and an excerpt in the Drug Policy Forum	RainDog	Dec 2013	#19

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