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The EU Drugs Agenda and its Action Plan direct collective action in the field of drugs both within the European Union and at international level. The EU Drugs Agenda presents the current drug policy position and aspirations, identifying common objectives to reduce drug demand, dependence, related health and societal harms, and supply. The implementation of its objectives is further facilitated through the EU Action Plan on Drugs.

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Associazione Luca Coscioni per la libertà di ricerca scientifica APS, 15 Jul 2020

Un’attenzione particolare andrebbe riservata nella Roadmap a processi partecipativi istituzionali che consentano ai cittadini europei di informarsi e incidere sulle decisioni riguardo le politiche sulle droghe. A tal proposito uno degli strumenti democratici rivelatosi una best practice…

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European Coalition for Just and Effective Drug Policy, 15 Jul 2020

RECOMMENDATIONS The authorities should consider the protection of the rights of drug users and public health instead of punishment that stigmatises and criminalises users and lends ground for organized crime and violence associated with drug trafficking. Establish action protocols for law…

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Fondazione Lega Italiana per la Lotta contro l'AIDS - LILA Milano ETS, 15 Jul 2020

LILA, the Italian League for Fighting AIDS, is a civil society organization that since its foundation in the late ‘Eighties advocated for the introduction and dissemination of harm reduction strategies in the interventions targeted to people using drugs. It is involved, with other NGOs, in…

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Citywide Drugs Crisis Campaign, 15 Jul 2020

The European Drug Report 2019 points out that 96 million adults (or just over a quarter of 15- to 64-year-olds) in the European Union are estimated to have tried illicit drugs during their lives but the significant majority of these do not go on to develop addiction problems. A significant minority…

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Comunità San Patrignano Società Cooperativa Sociale, 14 Jul 2020

- Drug use disorders have been defined as multifactorial issues in all the relevant UN documents, included the UNGASS Outcome Document 2016 and the UN System Common Position on Drugs (2018), therefore the approach must be a comprehensive and multifaceted one. Drug policies must be balanced,…

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Inštitut za raziskave in razvoj "Utrip", 14 Jul 2020

In September 2015, the Council of the EU adopted Council conclusions on the implementation of minimum quality standards in drug demand reduction (DDR) in the EU. Although non-binding for national governments, this document represents the political will of EU countries to address DDR interventions…

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, 14 Jul 2020

The European Association for Palliative Care (EAPC) welcomes The New Drugs Agenda (2021-25) and thee related EU Action Plan on Drugs (2021-25) and would wish to comment specifically on the availability and accessibility of controlled medication, in particular opioids and other strong analgesics,…

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Dianova International, 13 Jul 2020

I represent Dianova International (transparency register number 607887719353-18) an NGO working in the field of health and social sectors in 19 countries. We have been providing treatment and prevention of addictions services for almost four decades. Dianova works at the grassroots and advocacy…