The European Association of Palliative Care held its 13th Annual Congress in Prague, where clinicians, public health care providers promoted palliative care as a human right.
A o declaracao incentivam a abordagem de novos enfoques sobre o problema mundial das drogas nas Américas, com base no conhecimento e na evidência científica.
This report provides a snapshot of field experiences on voluntary and human rights-based harm reduction programmes in China, India, Indonesia, Kenya and Malaysia.
The member states of the OAS gathered in Antigua, Guatemala, adopted the Declaration of Antigua Guatemala that encourages the consideration of new approaches to the world drug problem in the Americas.
The IDPC toolkit aims to build the capacity of civil society organisations for engaging with, and influencing, drug policy making processes at national, regional and international level.
Global Commission on Drug Policy calls for decriminalization of drug use and expansion of proven, science-based solutions to reduce Hepatitis C – Including sterile syringe access, safer injection facilities and prescription heroin programs.
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.
The trends and developments report presents a top-level overview of the drug phenomenon in Europe, covering drug supply, use and public health problems as well as drug policy and responses.
This research concludes that the monetary benefits of California government exceeded the additional costs of California Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act implementation and provision of treatment.
