Balancing Cybercrime Prevention and Human Rights: A Comparative Analysis of Key Documents
Balancing cybersecurity with human rights protection is essential. This post compares recommendations from the Knowmad Institut, OHCHR, and Microsoft, highlighting shared concerns about privacy, security, and international cooperation. These documents provide a foundation for policies that effectively combat cybercrime while respecting fundamental rights.
Transforming the Response to Synthetic Drugs
On May 14th, the Knowmad Institut was honored to participate in a crucial event organized by the Police, Treatment, and Community Collaborative (PTACC) at the prestigious House of Lords in the UK Parliament. This international gathering brought together leaders and experts from various organizations dedicated to drug policies, including Villa Maraini and the C4 Foundation….
Call for Papers: Special Issue on “Deflection: A New Horizon for Police, Public Health, and Community” – A Pathway to Transformative Change
Explore the groundbreaking approach of Deflection in our call for papers for the special issue “Deflection: A New Horizon for Police, Public Health, and Community.” Join scholars and practitioners in shaping policies that promote public health and human dignity.
Navigating New Horizons in Drug Policy: Africa’s Leap Towards Innovative Humanitarian Strategies
United Efforts for Policy Reform: Africa’s Governmental Alliance During the 67th session of the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs, the governments of Kenya, South Africa, and Tanzania promoted a Deflection side event. We at the Knwomad Institut are proud to have co-hosted such a significant event. The cooperation between governments and all the stakeholders is…
From Dialogue to Action: Advancing Humanitarian Drug Policy at the CND67
The 67th Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) side event hosted by the Rome Consensus 2.0 and its partners has been a beacon of progress in the arduous journey towards more humanitarian drug policies. This pivotal gathering illuminated the challenges and celebrated the strides made toward integrating human rights and public health into the global drug…
JMSHRS Now in DOAJ: Unlocking Global Knowledge in Human Rights & Science!
We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone for the Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies in Human Rights & Science (JMSHRS): our recent inclusion in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). This achievement highlights our unwavering commitment to academic excellence and accessibility, paving the way for global recognition of our interdisciplinary work in human rights and science. Discover how this inclusion enhances our visibility, reaffirms our dedication to the highest standards of publication ethics, and opens up new opportunities for authors and readers alike to engage with cutting-edge research.
Exploring Our Ancestors’ Diet, Violence in Central America, Human Trafficking Prosecution, and Lizards’ Dietary Benefits
These five articles offer valuable insights into diverse fields of study. From exploring the evolutionary impact of our ancestors’ diet to understanding violence in Central America, human trafficking prosecution, and the dietary benefits of centipedes for lizards, each topic sheds light on essential aspects of our world. Visit the provided URLs to access the full articles and deepen your understanding of these fascinating subjects. Stay curious and continue learning with Knowmad Institut!
Study Reveals Surprising Link Between Cannabis Use and Lower Body Weight in Hepatitis C Patients
A study has found that patients with chronic hepatitis C virus (HCV) who use cannabis have a lower risk of obesity and central obesity. The study, which analyzed data from the French ANRS CO22 Hepather cohort, used logistic regression models to examine the inverse relationship between cannabis use and body weight in HCV patients. The results showed that current cannabis use was associated with a lower risk of central obesity, BMI-based obesity, and overweight. This relationship was also observed in former cannabis use but to a lesser extent. The study suggests that cannabis use may be a factor in reducing obesity in HCV patients, but further research is needed to confirm these findings.
Elina Dumont : The rebirth of a woman | Official Selection KSFF 2021
Synopsis Elina, a former homeless woman for over 25 years, shares her story of how she rose to prominence. Technical Specifications Film Title Elina Dumont : The rebirth of a woman / Élina Dumont : La Renaissance d’une Femme Directors Juliette Faget, Augustin Rogel, Yoann Riaux, Soutou Kidabili…
Spring in Autumn | Winner KSFF 2021
Synopsis An Iranian woman leaves her husband and travels to Russia. Memories of her world cup trip come up, as well as an uncomfortable secret … Technical Specifications Film Title Spring in Autumn Directors Ghasideh GOLMAKANI Writers Ghasideh GOLMAKANI, David M. Lorenz Duration 0:07:00 Producers Ghasideh GOLMAKANI, David…
