15November2025
Journée d'études : Repenser les politiques des drogues
LaScierie 15 boulevard du quai Saint-Lazare 84000 Avignon
This study day, open to all, is offered by the League of Human Rights.
You’ll find here:
– From 8:30 to 9:00: Welcome coffee and opening of the day.
– from 9am to 9:15am: Introduction by Fabienne Haloui, vice-president of the LDH Avignon Orange Carpentras section, member of the national committee of the LDH.
A word from Nathalie Tehio, president of the LDH.
– from 9:15 to 10:45:
Round table no. 1 – The failure of prohibition and repression policies: the drug trafficking law, between ineffectiveness and infringement of fundamental rights.
Focus repressive measures against the high end of the crime spectrum, refocus police missions.
Anthony Caille, general secretary of the CGT Intérieur, investigator at the Paris Judicial Police.
Bénédicte Desforges, former police lieutenant, member of the Police Against Prohibition (PCP) collective.
Moderated by Pierrick Clément, co-representative of the LDH to the Collective for a new drug policy.
– from 10:45 to 11:00: Break.
– from 11am to 12:30pm:
Round table n°2 – The most vulnerable in turmoil, between stigmatization of consumers, relations of domination and control over minors within drug networks.
Joëlle Bordet, member of the national committee of the LDH and research director in psychosociology, specialist in the modes of socialization of adolescents from working-class neighborhoods.
Thomas Houdusse, member of the national committee of the LDH, lawyer specializing in human trafficking.
Fabrice Olivet, former president of the Asud association (Self-Support for Drug Users).
Moderated by Fabienne Haloui, vice-president of the LDH Avignon Orange Carpentras section.
– 12:30 to 14:00: Lunch break.
– from 14am to 15:30pm:
Round table n°3 – Drugs and addictive behaviours: public health issues justifying a reduction of risks.
Michel Antoni, doctor, CSAPA Ressources, Le Cap 14-Avignon Groupe SOS.
Marion Bizier, coordinator of the Aides association in Var.
Olive Riccobono, coordinating physician CSAPA Addictions France Avignon.
Moderated by Michel Cadart, doctor ARCA-Sud Vaucluse.
– from 15:30 p.m. to 15:45 p.m.: Break.
– from 15:45 to 17:15:
Round table n°4 – The prerequisites for an effective drug policy: decriminalization of drug use and regulated legalization of cannabis.
Christian Ben Lakhdar, professor of economics, specialist in the economics of drugs and addictive behaviors.
Yann Bisiou, lecturer in private law at the University of Montpellier Paul Valéry.
Marie Jauffret Roustide, sociologist, research fellow at Inserm.
Moderated by Véronique Marcel, member of the LDH and lawyer at the Avignon bar.
– at 17:15 pm: Conclusion
Pierrick Clément, co-representative of the LDH to the Collective for a new drug policy.
Free – registration encouraged but not required: https://framaforms.org/repenser-les-politiques-des-drogues-15-novembre-2025-1759997352
– From 8:30 to 9:00: Welcome coffee and opening of the day.
– from 9am to 9:15am: Introduction by Fabienne Haloui, vice-president of the LDH Avignon Orange Carpentras section, member of the national committee of the LDH.
A word from Nathalie Tehio, president of the LDH.
– from 9:15 to 10:45:
Round table no. 1 – The failure of prohibition and repression policies: the drug trafficking law, between ineffectiveness and infringement of fundamental rights.
Focus repressive measures against the high end of the crime spectrum, refocus police missions.
Anthony Caille, general secretary of the CGT Intérieur, investigator at the Paris Judicial Police.
Bénédicte Desforges, former police lieutenant, member of the Police Against Prohibition (PCP) collective.
Moderated by Pierrick Clément, co-representative of the LDH to the Collective for a new drug policy.
– from 10:45 to 11:00: Break.
– from 11am to 12:30pm:
Round table n°2 – The most vulnerable in turmoil, between stigmatization of consumers, relations of domination and control over minors within drug networks.
Joëlle Bordet, member of the national committee of the LDH and research director in psychosociology, specialist in the modes of socialization of adolescents from working-class neighborhoods.
Thomas Houdusse, member of the national committee of the LDH, lawyer specializing in human trafficking.
Fabrice Olivet, former president of the Asud association (Self-Support for Drug Users).
Moderated by Fabienne Haloui, vice-president of the LDH Avignon Orange Carpentras section.
– 12:30 to 14:00: Lunch break.
– from 14am to 15:30pm:
Round table n°3 – Drugs and addictive behaviours: public health issues justifying a reduction of risks.
Michel Antoni, doctor, CSAPA Ressources, Le Cap 14-Avignon Groupe SOS.
Marion Bizier, coordinator of the Aides association in Var.
Olive Riccobono, coordinating physician CSAPA Addictions France Avignon.
Moderated by Michel Cadart, doctor ARCA-Sud Vaucluse.
– from 15:30 p.m. to 15:45 p.m.: Break.
– from 15:45 to 17:15:
Round table n°4 – The prerequisites for an effective drug policy: decriminalization of drug use and regulated legalization of cannabis.
Christian Ben Lakhdar, professor of economics, specialist in the economics of drugs and addictive behaviors.
Yann Bisiou, lecturer in private law at the University of Montpellier Paul Valéry.
Marie Jauffret Roustide, sociologist, research fellow at Inserm.
Moderated by Véronique Marcel, member of the LDH and lawyer at the Avignon bar.
– at 17:15 pm: Conclusion
Pierrick Clément, co-representative of the LDH to the Collective for a new drug policy.
Free – registration encouraged but not required: https://framaforms.org/repenser-les-politiques-des-drogues-15-novembre-2025-1759997352
All dates and times
| Opening hours on November 15, 2025 | |
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| Open on Saturday | Open from 08:30 a.m. to 17:30 p.m. |
