An Analytical Review of International Drug related Treaties from a Human Rights Perspective

February 3, 2026Islamic Wisdom and Law حکمت اسلامی و حقوقOpen Access

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The study aims to assess the alignment of international drug treaties with human rights principles and explore potential reform measures.
Descriptive-analytical approach
Analysis of three main international conventions and related protocols
Evaluation of human rights implications within drug control frameworks
Explicit reference to human rights appears only once in the 1988 Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs.
International drug treaties contain provisions that may violate human rights, such as forced treatment and punitive measures.
Current shifts in government practices suggest an evolving approach towards drug control that may better respect human rights.

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Analytical review evaluates how international drug treaties align with human rights, suggesting reforms for improvement.

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Fatemeh Binazadeh (2026) studied this question.

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