Items tagged with reclassification

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Trends in Drug Law Reform in Europe and Latin America [26.01.2010] This presentation gives a short overview of legislative reforms in Europe and Latin America that provide lessons learned in practice about less punit ...
Guidance on the WHO review of psychoactive substances for international control [17.12.2009] The 1961 UN Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs and the 1971 Convention on Psychotropic Substances, entrust the Expert Committee on Drug Dependence o ...
TNI Expert Seminar on the Classification of Controlled Substances [10.12.2009] The classification of drugs has a profound impact on the lives and well-being of individuals across the world and where the classification is incorre ...
Legislative Innovation in Drug Policy [01.11.2009] This briefing summarizes good practices in legislative reforms around the world, representing steps away from a repressive zero-tolerance model towar ...
Estimating drug harms: a risky business? [01.10.2009] No one is suggesting that drugs are not harmful. The critical question is one of scale and degree. We need a full and open discussion of the evidence ...
Amendment against anti-coca chewing provisions [21.07.2009] In March 2009, Evo Morales sent his formal request to the Secretary General Bang Ki Moon to delete articles 49(c) and 49(e) of the 1961 UN Single Con ...
Drug Policy Reform in Practice [01.07.2009] The academic journal Nueva Sociedad recently released an issue to promote the debate in Latin America on drug policy reform. TNI contributed with the ...
Ranking van drugs [30.06.2009] In its report Ranking of drugs: A comparison of the harmful effects of drugs, the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) has ...
Risk assessment of new psychoactive substances [30.06.2009] The principal aim of these guidelines is to put in place a sound methodological and procedural basis for carrying out each risk assessment. The risk ...
Ecstasy 'no more dangerous than horse riding' [07.02.2009] Writing in an academic journal, Professor David Nutt said taking ecstasy was no worse than the risks of "equasy", a term he invented to describe peop ...
Risk assessment of khat use in the Netherlands [22.08.2008] In preparing a decision about the legal status of khat in the Netherlands, the Dutch Minister of Health requested CAM (Coordination point Assessment ...
The current state of drug policy debate [30.04.2008] Martin Jelsma, from the Transnational Institute, prepared an analysis for the Latin American Commission on Drugs and Democracy, explaining the drug p ...
Cannabis: Classification and Public Health [01.04.2008] The Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs reviewed the classification of cannabis in the light of real public concern about the potential mental he ...
Abolishing Coca Leaf Consumption? [05.03.2008] The Transnational Institute condemns the decision by the International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) in their 2007 annual report released today, whi ...
MDMA (‘ecstasy’) [01.02.2008] Due to its prevalence of use, MDMA is a significant public health issue. The Council believes that criminal justice measures will only have limited e ...
Development of a rational scale to assess the harm of drugs of potential misuse [24.03.2007] Drug misuse and abuse are major health problems. Harmful drugs are regulated according to classification systems that purport to relate to the harms ...
Review of the UK’s Drugs Classification System [01.05.2006] The UK system of classifying drugs according to their harmfulness has been in place since the introduction of the Misuse of Drugs Act in 1971. Over t ...
The global political economy of scheduling [26.02.2004] This article explains the international context of regulation to control addicting substances that gave rise to schedules. It discusses the impact of ...
Development of the Convention on Psychotropic Substances, 1971 [01.07.1989] The 196l Single Convention did not include so-called "psychotropic substances" such as amphetamines and barbiturates among the drugs controlled. The ...

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