This congress focuses on the traditional and contemporary use of drugs in indigenous, mestizo, and urban communities in Mexico and Brazil. Informal and cultural means of control, and their relationship with formal and legal controls, will also be explored.
O congresso focaliza os usos de drogas tradicionais e contemporâneos em comunidades indígenas, mestiças e urbanas no México e no Brasil. Também serão discutidos os meios informais e culturais de controle e sua relação com os controles formais e legais.
This conference will bring together evidence-based research, renowned medical experts, professionals, and people directly affected by policies addressing pregnancy, parenting, and drug use, with specific attention to opioids and Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome.
The meeting will seek to collect good practice examples and areas where there are gaps so that these can be fed into the ongoing discussions between stakeholders involved in UNGASS preparations.
The panel discussion will offer a forum to enhance understanding of the issue of human rights in the context of the world drug problem, and the global response to it.
CELs and Humanas are collaborating on this side event to discuss the impact of drug policies on human rights, to feed in the discussions at the Human Rights Council.
The meeting is targeted at needle exchange workers, people who use drugs and advocates across the country, and aims to present the latest news and developments in the field.
This event will be an opportunity for members of the European Parliament, European institutions and civil society representatives to express their opinion on the 2016 UNGASS on drugs.
The Lisbon Conference is a major new event in the addictions calendar: it is a conference for researchers, policy makers and practitioners, bringing cutting-edge science and practice together.
This conference provides a platform for NGOs and healthcare providers to synchronise their approach in order to improve prevention and treatment outcomes for individuals with addiction problems.