Encod has sent a delegation to the 54th. session of the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs
Here is a third impression
25 and 26 March 2011
A FAREWELL TO THE SINGLE CONVENTION
A FAREWELL TO THE SINGLE CONVENTION
Thursday 24 March 2011
18.30
In front of Gate I at the entrance to VIC
FROM THE COMMISSION ON NARCOTIC DRUGS, DAY 1 + 2
Encod has sent a delegation to the 54th. session of the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs
Here is a first impression of Encod’s president Fredrick Polak
23 March 2011
AFTER 50 YEARS, THE SINGLE CONVENTION IS DEAD
PRESS RELEASE ON THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE UN COMMISSION ON NARCOTIC DRUGS, 21 – 25 MARCH, 2011, VIENNA
ENCOD organises a press conference with a delegation of citizens from the entire world, to comment the results of the meeting of the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs
Friday 25 March 2011
Income: 10:30 Hs
Start: 11:00 Hs
Place: Cafe Landtmann (Löwel Zimmer), Dr. Karl Lueger Ring 4, 1010 Wien
FREE CHAKIB EL-KHAYARI
Since February 17, 2009 Chakib El Khayari, president of the Human Rights Association of the Rif region in Morocco has been serving a 3 years prison term for ‘offending the Moroccan state’.
In 2008, Chakib initiated a successfull debate on the legalisation of hemp for industrial and medicinal purposes in Morocco
Chakib El Khayari is known throughout the world for his defense of the cultural rights of the Amazigh people and the African migrants who travel through the region on a daily basis, on their way to Europe. He is also known for his declarations to the press in which he has denounced the active collaboration of Moroccan police and army in the illegal trafficking of hashish to Europe
See also Amnesty International’s latest call for Chakibs release
In 2010 Chakib received the Integrity Award from Transparency Maroc, for his contribution to the fight against corruption in Morocco.
On the second anniversary of his detention, we ask you to help putting pressure on the Moroccan authorities so that Chakib El Khayari is released as soon as possible.
Thanks for signing and sending this open letter to
His Majesty Mohamed VI, King of Morocco
Royal palace
Rabat, Morocco
With a copy to the Moroccan embassy in your country
And to your Member of European Parliament (see below for a list of members of the EP – delegation with the Maghreb)
THE US CAN STILL CORRECT ITS POSITION ON BOLIVIA’S COCA CHEWING AMENDMENT
PRESS RELEASE
Andean Information Network and Washington Office on Latin America
January 28, 2011
Civil Society Letter to Secretary of State Clinton Requests that U.S.
Government Withdraw its Objection to Bolivia’s Proposal