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Ecstasy ( MDMA) en Tunisie - 3 -
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Ecstasy (MDMA) in Tunisia - 3 -
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HISTORY
the MDMA was synthesized in 1912 by the German laboratory Merck Pharmaceutical Company and was tested in 1914 like growth regulator. The female volunteers, who test it find to him curious effects and by prudence, product N? is not marketed. In the middle of the Sixties, Alexander Shulgin, chemist at Dow Chemicals, start its research on psychedelic drugs and test, on itself and his/her friends, the made up MDMA and 179 others which it synthesized. These autobiographical experiments are consigned in its work worship “PIHKAL”, for “Phénéthylamines, I Cuts Known And Loved”. This N? is that in 1976 that the first article devoted to the psychotropic activity of the MDMA is published by Shulgin and Nichols, but it was regarded a long time as an entertaining drug without danger. The publications on its toxicity appeared only later about the Eighties. All these new entertaining drugs are gathered under the name of “Designer drugs” or drugs of syntheses.
Years 77 to 85 are the golden age of the ecstasy, primarily in the United States where the product replaces cocaine near connected youth. On July 1, 1985, American agency of control of the narcotics, the DEA, decides to prohibit the ecstasy and the registered voter in the most restrictive category, usually reserved for the narcotics inducing a strong dependence. From this date, the ecstasy gains Europe, primarily as from the hot nights of Ibiza. The ecstasy will be closely associated the music “house”, “jungle”, “garage”, then finally “techno”. This legal statute was ratified at the international level by its inscription in table 1 of the Convention of Vienna on the psychotropic substances in 1986. In France, C? is a ministerial decree of July 9, 1986 which classifies it in table B, list of the illicit narcotics, without any therapeutic quality, without no study on its possible therapeutic uses being undertaken. The consumption of ecstasy will not cease growing since 1991, parallel to a consequent fall of the prices.
In France it is from 1988 that the scientific circles starts to know certain numbers people having badly supported this consumption and having developed more or less severe and durable anxious states

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Ecstasy ( MDMA) en Tunisie - 2-
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Ecstasy (MDMA) in Tunisia - 2
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Introduction:
It is regrettable to have to note that the problem of the narcotics is related to the fact that the young people of today are guided by their desires rebel rather than by values morals.
If the Seventies were primarily remembered by the consumption of heroin, the cannabis and the LSD, the Eighties see appearing the designers drugs, drugs of synthesis, drugs of turnip, drugs synthetic? as many terms used in order to treat this qu? new drugs commonly are called. The names of these substances, their effects, their dangers and their compositions, often came from there to merge in our spirits.
Indeed the entertaining use of the stimulants type amphetamines (STA), and of 3,4-MéthylèneDioxyMéthAmphétamine (MDMA or ecstasy) in particular, inaugurates at the end of the Eighties, a new era of drug-addiction. Leader of drugs of the synthesis and by far most media, the ecstasy is primarily consumed in a context of festival combining music techno and dances, the catch of product supporting the passage in a state of consciousness modified, near to hypnotic fright where many psychological barriers are lowered. But their uses for intellectual doping and sporting remainder also of topicality.


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Tunisie :échanges franco-maghrébins sur la prise en charge du sida
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Tunisia: free-Maghrebians exchanges on the assumption of responsibility of the AIDS
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Tunisia: free-Maghrebians exchanges on the assumption of responsibility of the AIDS
AFP
04/06/2008

TUNIS - associations of the France and Maghreb countries met Wednesday in Tunis to discuss the means of improving the assumption of responsibility of the people living with the AIDS, in particular the taboo which strikes the disease in this area arabo-Moslem woman.

Delegates of Algeria, Morocco and Mauritania were brought together with the assistance of the association of Assistance-France, on the initiative of the Tunisian Association of fight against the sexually transmitted diseases (Atlmst/AIDS)

According to the president of this ONG, Ridha Kamoun, the meeting held within the framework of a programme of partnership between France and the Maghreb countries, was devoted to an exchange on the situation in the Maghreb, in particular the access to the drugs and the capacity of associations to be acted vis-a-vis social exclusion.

“We do not have many patients, we have the means of treating them thanks to an access assured to the drugs, but engagements of the governments will remain insufficient in the absence of an evolution of mentalities”, it declared.

According to him, “the taboo and stigmatization constitute a major obstacle”.

The meeting will have made it possible to examine the “stakes of an implication of the people concerned and of ONG in the decisions of public health”, indicated to AFP Bruno Spire, president of Assistance-France.

According to him, “the recurring obstacle in the Maghreb remains silence, the taboo and the difficulty in making emerge the word of the people concerned”.

It evoked “the collective need to be able to make it possible the AIDS to leave clandestinity” and underlined the “essential” role of the civil company.

The participants discussed the conclusions a sociological study on “lived and the needs” of the people touched by the AIDS in Tunisia.

According to the author, Senim Ben Abdallah, the conclusions show the extent of the challenges related to the attitudes of rejection of the patients, including in the mediums family and ancillary medical.

“The AIDS remains a venereal disease associated with illicit or immoral practices”, has it says noting needs for recognition, word and a necessary participation of the people concerned to the development of the policies of assumption of responsibility.

©AFP


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MTV Staying Alive
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Hello everyone –

We want to let you all know about an exciting new campaign that has just launched!


MTV and The Body Shop have joined forces to raise awareness of HIV and AIDS with the creation of the fantastic Move Your Lips campaign.


Move Your Lips is all about getting the word out there – we want everyone to be aware of HIV and AIDS – and know how it can be prevented.


To mark the campaign launch there are two opportunities to spread the word and - at the same time - win BIG prizes:


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will win an a trip for two to New York City – flights and hotel included. You’ll get to hang out in the MTV studios and get taken on a personal

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- The winner will be the person who is the number 1 recruiter in the cause hall of fame, on June 3rd 2008.


So if you’re already a Facebook member – please join – and have fun recruiting your friends – and remember – it’s all for a GREAT cause!

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Play the Move Your Lips game at www.moveyourlips.com – if you’re the person with the highest score on June 2nd – you’ll bag yourself two

tickets to a hot MTV awards show, taking place in the UK. We’ll throw in the flights and hotel – and might even be able to blag you a couple of

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As part of the campaign, The Body Shop has produced a limited edition Guarana Lip Butter, which will be sold in stores worldwide. An amount

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at www.moveyourlips.com to find out more!


3. Vlogit Competition:

Vlogit is back! Here’s your chance to win a high definition digital camcorder - we've got 10

of them to give away! This competition is really easy to enter, visit www.staying-alive.org and make your voice count. The deadline is 21st April 2008.

4.13 languages soon:

The Staying-alive.org website is available in 12 languages and is an interactive feature of the Staying Alive

campaign. We are developing the Arabic version; it will be available very soon

And remember to keep visiting www.staying-alive.org for up to date information, true life stories, celebrity interviews and more!

Thanks for your support!

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