A CHANCE FOR EUROPE
THE WAY TOWARDS JUST AND EFFECTIVE DRUG POLICIES
STATEMENT OF THE EUROPEAN NGO COUNCIL ON DRUG POLICY TO THE EUROPEAN UNION CONFERENCE ON A NEW STRATEGY ON DRUGS
10/11 MAY 2004 – DUBLIN, IRELAND
STATEMENT TO UN CND MEETING, MARCH 2004
WE COULD ACCEPT THE DIALOGUE
Vienna, 17 March 2004
To the delegates to the 47th annual meeting of the United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs
LCA: UK GOVERNMENT FAILS ITS DUTY, MAY 2007
PRESS RELEASE OF THE LEGALISE CANNABIS ALLIANCE
19 MAY 2007
TREKT UW PLANT NOT A CRIMINAL ORGANISATION, APRIL 2007
‘De facto’ acquittance in trial against association of cannabis producers in Belgium
25 april 2007
THE END OF HYPOCRISY IS COMING NEARER, APRIL 2007
Trekt Uw Plant (Draw Up Your Plant) counts on being acquitted in cannabis trial on 25 April 2007
WAR IN HEMP FAIR LAND, SEPTEMBER 2006
In July 2006, both organisers of the two hemp fairs in Spain (Expocannabis Madrid and Highlife Barcelona) announced their plans to organise the next edition of their fair on the same date, 19-21 January 2007. ENCOD made an effort to mediate between the fairs and make them coordinate their agendas. Finally it was agreed that the fairs would take place on different dates, but a definitive solution has yet to be found.
FREEDOM TO DANCE
The European Coalition for Just and Effective Drug Policies herewith condemns the police razzia against the Czech tek event (a free techno party) held in the Tachov region, Czech Republic on 30 July and calls upon all European citizens to raise their voice against the criminalisation of dance events in general.
UN DOES NOT SUPPORT HARM REDUCTION
Following pressure from the US government, Antonio Maria Costa, Executive Director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in Vienna has written a fax in which he assures that UNODC will continue to be opposed to the concept of harm reduction.
INVOLVING CIVIL SOCIETY IN DRUG POLICY AND PRACTICE
“The involvement of civil society on local level in every day practice”
Presentation to the 54th meeting of Permanent Correspondents of the Pompidou group
November 2004
IS IT FORBIDDEN TO TALK ABOUT DRUGS IN SWEDEN?
IT IS NOT AN INSULT TO TALK ABOUT DRUGS, STILL IT IS FORBIDDEN IN SWEDEN
Open letter of the European Coalition for Just and Effective Drug Policy to Mrs. Margareta Wallström, Vice President of the European Commission, responsible for Institutional Relationships and Communication Strategy.