Waterstones, 19-20 Tottenham Court Road, London, W1T 1BJ
28 November 2016 - 28 November 2016
Join and bring your own opinions to the discussion of the podcast! Can UK politics get to grips with drug policy reform? Or will society have to lead for political parties to follow?
For the first time the NIGHTS 2016 Berlin conference integrates several perspectives for a healthy, safe and sustainable nightlife and brings together different stakeholders in this field.
The main goal of the conference is to advocate for and promote harm reduction in the countries of the MENA region and to foster networking between civil society organisations and other stakeholders working in the field.
UNGA Side-Event co-hosted by the Global Commission on Drug Policy and the Czech Republic in the margins of the 3rd Committee. The event will discuss the decriminalisation of drug use and possession.
This event will highlight the harms faced by women involved in the illicit drug market, especially in relation to violence, incarceration and human rights abuses.
The symposium aims to offer local authorities, criminal justice and legal practitioners, police and probation services, and welfare services the opportunity to examine the main challenges and to discuss the needs of women and girls in the penal system.
Utrecht University will launch a new Massive Open Online Course about ‘Human Rights for Open Societies – An Introduction to the European Convention on Human Rights’.
The conference invites a broad range of experts and stakeholders to come together to address the most urgent issues facing the harm reduction movement.
The seminar’s aim is to provide insights in newest developments in HCV testing and treatment opportunities, to present good practices of community and harm reduction based HCV activities and to exchange and discuss future opportunities.