Глобальная сеть, содействующая объективной и открытой дискуссии о наркополитике
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On June 26th, groups of 100 or more campaign supporters will gather in key cities around the world for a coordinated 'day of action'. They will all be wearing Support. Don't Punish. t-shirts and Richard Nixon masks.
Students for Sensible Drug Policy UK (SSDP) will participate in the Support. Don't Punish Global Day of Action on Wednesday 26th June 2013, that will take place in more than 20 cities, including London.
This report provides a summary of what was discussed – and to highlight what was not – at this year’s meeting, and offers some analysis of the key discussions, debates and emerging new trends.
This round table will discuss the nature and extent of women’s participation in the cultivation, production, distribution and utilization of drugs in the Americas.
Sign the petition that calls on European Union leaders and the European Commission to recommit to fighting HIV/AIDS in Europe and keep it as a priority.
This symposium will focus on new research in alcohol and other drug policy and will be an opportunity to participate in discussions about policy issues.
This report reveals increasing health risks for people who inject drugs and significant community concern over the impact of injecting in public areas.
International organisations have welcomed Thailand's decision to remove the leg shackles from death row inmates, but say other forms of ill treatment still need to be addressed.
The purpose of this report is to help the Heads of State and Government of the Americas to establish a frame of reference to address the drugs problem in their countries and to guide future multilateral policies and actions.
These scenarios are stories about what 'could' happen in the future in and around the hemispheric drug system, based on current trends, and including relevant political, economic, social, cultural and international dynamics.
The review was mandated by Heads of State at 2012 Summit of the Americas. The new study should enrich the already-vibrant hemispheric debate over drug policy alternatives, including the option of legal, regulated markets for cannabis.
After analysing the regional debate and national-level reforms, this report concludes with policy recommendations that should be undertaken to maintain the momentum and advance drug policy reforms in the region.
The OAS hosted a Hemispheric Forum on Anti-Drug Policy in the Americas where recommendations were adopted to inform debates at the upcoming General Assembly on drug policy.
