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Welcome to the English website of the League Against Intoxicants (LAI)

(Our Norwegian name: Forbundet Mot Rusgift - FMR).
On this website we present documents or links to documents which we think might be valuable to understand the drug situation in the world, in the family, within youth groups, and the relationship between the single individual, the society and the intoxicants.

Naltrexon

Scientific and Advisory Board, Eurad:

30.oktober.2004
Much has been said about Naltrexone, leading in many cases to confusion. It is the aim of this report to shed some light on this topic and to introduce the layperson to this drug and its uses.
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Legal access to needles and syringes...

26.oktober.2004
In a study, published in The European Journal of Public Health with first author, Ellen J. Amundsen, it is shown that, when considered together, the different measures to prevent HIV-transmission in Scandinavia, a high level of HIV-testing and counselling render better results than legal and ready access to clean syringes and needles. This is the only study, so far, where thes...
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- It's still time to think twice

EURAD about injection rooms in Norway:

07.september.2004
Ms. Grainne Kenny, the president of Europe Against Drugs, EURAD, expressed concern for the Norwegian situation, at the Oslo-meeting recently. In Norway a majority in the Parliament last summer voted to instruct the government to open up for trials with injecting rooms.
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Is cannabis a harmless drug?

New publication

19.januar.2004
The question that keeps coming to one's mind is rather simple: is there not a contrast, a real cultural collision between efforts by the international community to negotiate and agree on a Convention on Tobacco, because of the lethal consequences of its abuse, and the frequently heard calls to liberalise the production, trafficking and abuse of cannabis - a substance known to b...
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The present state of injection rooms in Norway

25.oktober.2003
The 21st of June 2002, a majority in the Norwegian Parliament decided to request the Government to prepare and implement a trial with injection rooms in Norway, preferably in Oslo. In co-operation with the Municipality of Oslo the preparations for such a trial in one room in Oslo has gone on.
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MARIJUANA AS MEDICINE?

10.oktober.2003
- The hoax of using a smoked weed as medicine is the Trojan Horse of the new millennium. This was what dr. Andrea G. Barthwell said at the New England Governors' Summit on Drug Use October 8, 2003
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Injection room without provable effect

Australia

06.august.2003
One injection room, established in Sydney, Australia in May 2001 has been evaluated after 18 months. The researchers did not succeed in showing any preventative effects on overdose mortality.
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The Government says no to injection rooms

Norway:

08.mai.2002
On the 7th of May 2002 the Norwegian government presented its proposal for revision of this year's national budget. In this document they also proposed a no to implementing injection rooms
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INCB report 2001

27.februar.2002
The INCB (International Narcotics Control Board) has released its report for 2001. The report reproaches Governments in Europe who have adopted a liberal policy vs.cannabis, and says that the establishing of injecting rooms is in breach of international drug conventions, and not in line with obligations which governments have committed themselves to, to reduce the demand for i...
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