Infractions liées aux drogues, réponse pénale et peine de mort en Asie du Sud-Est

L’HCDH présente les tendances mondiales en termes de peine de mort et de contrôle des drogues, un résumé des normes et standards sur les droits humains en vigueur au niveau international, et les récents développements au niveau législatif et pénal concernant ces problématiques en Asie du Sud-Est. Pour en savoir plus, en anglais, veuillez lire les informations ci-dessous.

Most of the world’s countries or territories have either abolished the death penalty or no longer use it. More than half of those that retain the death penalty, of which many are in South-East Asia, do so for drugrelated offences. Most prisoners on death row in South-East Asia have been convicted of drug-related offences, although law and practice vary considerably among countries that retain the death penalty.

This report is based on a desk review of United Nations and open-source material on the death penalty, including OHCHR studies and United Nations resolutions and human rights mechanisms. It builds on material from the 2018 Bangkok seminar. This report also presents recent global trends in death penalty and drug-control matters, a summary of the applicable international human rights norms and standards, and recent developments in legislation and criminal justice responses related to the death penalty and drug control in South-East Asia.