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The International Task Force on Strategic Drug Policy The 2009 meeting will be a high level ministerial segment of the CND to evaluate the effectiveness of drug policies over the last ten years. ... 2.
The International Task Force on Strategic Drug Policy Former President Drug Prevention Network of Canada Ottawa, Ontario Canada. Juan Alberto Yaria Psychologist Universidad del Salvador Buenos Aires, Argentina ... 3.
The International Task Force on Strategic Drug Policy The first World Forum Against Drugs was held in Stockholm, Sweden September 8-10th and many of our Task Force members were invited to present about issues ... 4.
Resolution Concerning Drug Abuse and Human Rights File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML programs which facilitate drug abuse and drug trafficking perpetuate the violation of human rights among the most vulnerable individuals, those whose free ... 5.
The International Task Force on Strategic Drug Policy Chairs: Maureen Kellett, Chair, London Drug Policy Forum, United Kingdom Christy McCampbell, Deputy Assistant Secretary, International Narcotics and Law ... 6.
The International Task Force on Strategic Drug Policy Sponsored by: European Cities Against Drugs, Institute on Global Drug Policy, International Scientific and Medical Forum on Drug Abuse, London Drug Policy ... 7.
The International Task Force on Strategic Drug Policy 10:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. UNITED STATES DRUG POLICY - John Walters, Director, Office of National Drug Control Policy, United States ... 8.
The International Task Force on Strategic Drug Policy The International Task Force on Strategic Policy is proud to support the efforts of our colleagues at Project: SUNDIAL. Project: SUNDIAL is an international ... 9.
The International Task Force on Strategic Drug Policy The International Task Force on Strategic Policy is proud to support the efforts of our colleagues at Project: SUNDIAL. Project: SUNDIAL is an international ... 10.
STATEMENT ON SO-CALLED `HARM REDUCTION POLICIES International Task ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML ultimate abstinence are fundamentally different from so-called `harm reduction drug policies which accept the inevitability of drug use. ... |
