Tuesday 15 August: Plenary Sessions
Tuesday |
11h15 |
Power, Policy & People in Africa: Putting people first |
Central 1&2 |
Gunasekaran Rengaswamy
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Charity Monareng
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Maria-Goretti Loglo
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Mohamed Motala
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Colleen
Daniels |
Power, Policy & People in Africa: Putting People First" is a comprehensive session that will set the tone for Africa Policy Week. It will explore the interconnected dynamics of drug policy, the influence of power, and the ongoing challenges in Africa. By examining the global context, current policies, and real-world case studies, this session will offer a nuanced understanding of how these elements shape the realities on the ground. Join us for a critical analysis and spirited dialogue on a topic that resonates across the continent.
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Gunasekaran Rengaswamy: UNODC
Maria-Goretti Loglo
Q&A
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TBHIV Care: Charity Monareng
Mohamed Motala: NACOSA
Facilitator: Coleen Daniels Harm Reduction International
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Tuesday |
14h00 |
Careful What You Wish For: Lessons in Decriminalisation & Regulation |
Central 1&2 |
Myrtle Clarke
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Jason Eligh
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Simon Howell
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Zintle Tsholwana
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Shaun Shelly
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The session "Be Careful What You Wish for: Lessons from Decriminalisation and Legal Regulation" offers a comprehensive examination of the complex issues surrounding the decriminalisation and regulation of drugs and sex work. Drawing from South African and international experiences, attendees will uncover a multifaceted landscape filled with successes, challenges, and unexpected outcomes. From cannabis decriminalisation in South Africa to international perspectives on regulated sale, this plenary promises to provide invaluable insights. The interactive Q&A segment will further enhance understanding, making it essential for policymakers, activists, and concerned citizens alike. Whether you're directly involved in these fields or just interested in social justice and economic considerations, this session will deepen your understanding and perhaps challenge your perceptions. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with these critical issues.
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Myrtle Clarke: Fields of Green
Jason Eligh: GI-OTC
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Simon Howell: UCT
Zintle Tsholwana: SISONKE
Whole Session
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