1 ABC Hall, Open Society Foundations, 224 West 57th Street, New York City, USA
7 November 2019
The report "Childhood that matters" presents information on the impacts of drug policy on children with incarcerated parents in 8 countries of Latin America.
This 3-day course is a great opportunity for policy-makers, health professionals and members from civil society organisations to meet and discuss the way forward following the UNGASS 2016.
The Conference explores the intersection between law enforcement and those individuals and organisations delivering public health programs in the community.
The WHO Expert Committee is for the 42nd time in October to review a small list of substances, including fentanyl analogues and synthetic cannabinoïds.
The intersessional meeting this autumn will focus on the expansion and diversification of drugs and drug markets, the historic rise of supply and demand, and the growing public health issues related to opioid use.
This meeting in Hong Kong aims to provide a multi-disciplinary platform for participants to assess the gap between rights and practice implementation of drug policies in Asia.
The main conference topics are on optimising drug dependence treatment and policy treatment cooperation with drug prevention, harm reduction, treatment and rehabilitation programs in the region, with a focus on Greece, treatment of Hepatitis C, different praxis trough the region, treatment in prisons and other key topics.