Major Sessions as by 2008-06-18, additional names and sessions T.B.A
Monday September 8
Mentorship as a Tool
for Prevention
Jeff Lee, Executive Director, Mentorfoundation,
UK
Ramzi Naaman, executive director of Mentor Arabia. Lebanon
Dr. Ken
Winters, University of Minnesota, Chair Mentor International Scientific Advisory
Network, USA
Research on Alcohol and Drugs: What Do We Know
and What Do We Not Know?
Harold D. Holder, Senior Research
Scientist University of California, Berkeley, USA
Neil McKeganey, Professor
at the Centre for Drug Misuse Research, University of Glasgow, Scotland
Abstinence Oriented Rehabilitation
Craig
Nakken, author, lecturer, therapist, USA
Anastasia Agafonova, PR officer,
International Treatment Preparedness Coalition in Eastern Europe and Central
Asia, Russia
Andrea Muccioli, lawyer and sociologist, head of San Patrignano
Community, Italy
Robert L. DuPont, MD, President Institute for Behaviour and
Health, USA
Dr. Ehab El Kharrat MB BCh, MSc, PhD Executive Director, Freedom
Drugs and HIV Programme, Egypt
Christer Karlsson, founder of KRIS, Criminals
Return In Society, Sweden
Latin America – Production as well
as Consumption of Drugs
Alejandro Vassilaqui, Executive
Director CEDRO, Peru
Mina Seinfeld de Carakushansky, President of BRAHA –
Brazilian Humanitarians in Action
Carlton Wilson, Senior Superintendent of
Police, Narcotics Division, Kingston, Jamaica
Thailand –
Positive Examples of Alternative Development
M.R. Disnadda
Diskul, Secretary General Mae Fah Luang Foundation,
Thailand
Tuesday September 9
Can
Afghanistan Get Rid of The Opium Problem?
Christina Oguz, UNODC
Representative in Kabul, Sweden
General Khodaidad, Minister of
Counter-narcotics, Afghanistan
Mohammad Shah Rauf, DACAAR, Saffron project,
Afghanistan
Is Britain Changing Foot about
Cannabis?
Mary Brett, Retired Biology Teacher, Author and Eurad
Board Member, UK
Theodore Dalrymple, author and psychiatrist, UK
Drugs and Traffic
Charles Mercier-Guyon,
MD, Traffic Medicine Research Centre Annecy, France
Joël Valmain
European
Commission
DG TREN - Road Safety Unit
Drugs for
Conflict
Svante Cornell, Reseach Director Central Asia-Caucasus
Institute & Silk Road Studies Program, Sweden
Sandro Calvani, Director
UNICRI in Rome, Italy
The Dutch Drug Policy: Facts and
Philosophy
Frans S.L. Koopmans, MA, director of communications
for De Hoop Foundation
Andreas Kinneging, Professor of Law, University of
Leiden, Netherlands
Drugs on the
Internet
Cecilia Fant, Detective inspector, National Crime
Police, Sweden
David Altmeier, Kriminalhaupt-kommissar, Specialized
Officer
for Drugs and Criminal Organizations, Interpol, Germany
Wednesday September 10
Drugs in the
Family
Tania Major, Criminologist, Project Officer at the Cape
York Institute for Policy and Leadership. Australia
Tatiana Murtazina,
teacher and mother who lost her daughter, S:t Petersburg, Russia
Jonas
Andersson, was imprisoned in Bolivia. His family helped him back to Sweden
Drug Habit Surveys
Björn Hibell, PhD. CAN
Sweden
Karin Svanberg, PreCens, Stockholm Sweden
Cannabis
and the Brain
Maria Ellgren, MD Karolinska Instiute,
Sweden
Peter B Jones Professor of Psychiatry Cambridge University, UK
Africa Struggling Against Drug Abuse
Rogers
Kasirye, Director of the Uganda Youth Agency, Uganda
David Basangwa,
consultant psychiatrist at Butabika National Psychiatric hospital, Kampala,
Uganda
Suleiman Arale, anti-khat acitivist, Sweden
Random
Student Drug Testing
Robert L.DuPont, MD, President Institute
for Behaviour and Health
Lisa Brady, Superintendent of Hunterdon Central
Regional High School in Flemington, New Jersey, USA
Nils Lundin, M.D., Dipl
PH, School Health Consultant, Helsingborg, Sweden
Youth and
Drugs
Dr. Inga Dora Sigfusdottir, Dean of the School of Public
Health and Education at the Reykjavik University, Iceland
Dr Nalan Engin,
Istanbul, Turkey
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