This three-day course is designed to increase the understanding of participants on the main intersections between drug policy, public health and human rights.
This workshop is aimed at offering an introduction to drug policy, human rights and the need for access to justice for interested lawyers and legal service providers.
Keynote speakers will explore some of the big questions in implementation and translational science, as well as providing focus on those strategies that have been successful in bringing together different members of the prevention community.
The 4th CND Intersessional Meeting will take place from October 22nd-25th in Vienna and will discuss an array of issues relating to drug policy and cooperation within the international community.
This side event will be an opportunity to present the main findings of the report, as well as to discuss the report’s recommendations on the next decade in global drug policy.
This biennial conference explores the complex and diverse intersections of law enforcement and public health, involving practitioners, policy makers and researchers from these and other related sectors.
The Centre of Criminology of the University of Hong Kong invites you to apply for the fully funded 4th Human Rights and Drug Policy Workshop in East and Southeast Asia 2018 that interrelates human rights, public health, and drug policy.
The conference will explore different models of resistance, placing affected communities at the heart of activity. The conference will address self-organisation, public campaigning and transformative politics with particular focus on the lessons being learnt from previous and current high profile public judicial Inquires in the hope of shaping a new future where both equality and justice can prevail and where human rights are not compromised.