This visit is part of UNODC's continuing work in the country which aims to provide, among other things, assistance on drug prevention, treatment and care.
In October, the African Union hosted the 5th Conference of Ministers of Drug Control in Addis Ababa. IDPC was present throughout the four-day meeting, during which Member States adopted and approved important drug policy documents for the region.
Теме подсчета убытков от современных, консервативных подходов к наркополитике, а также обсуждению возможных альтернатив, посвящен веб-сайт Count the Cost, который теперь доступен и на русском языке.
The first public sanctioned safer injecting facility in Denmark opened in Copenhagen on the 2nd of October with 7 injection booths. Two more facilities might also open in Odense and Aarhus.
The Rumah Cemara Youth Program is initiated to address some of these issues, and will provide information and support to young people who use drugs in a non-judgemental environment with high participation of the young people in the program.
Youth RISE had a busy few weeks in Nigeria in September engaging with government agencies, local civil society organisations and the drug user community to continue and strengthen our work in the region.
Australian Drug Foundation and the Victorian Department of Health launch a campaign targeted to young people to inform about health impacts of cannabis use.
Two years after it started, the Ar-Rahman Mosque in Kuala Lumpur, cited by the World Health Organisation as the first mosque in the world with a methadone clinic, has halted its programme for rehabilitating drug addicts.
At this year’s annual Union of British Columbian Municipalities convention on September 26th passed a resolution calling on the government to decriminalize marijuana and research its regulation and taxation. The motion supports the decriminalization of marijuana and pushes higher levels of government to research legalization and taxation.
