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What’s in a name? How language and stigmatisation are connected

Language can contribute to undo the damage punitive drug policies inflict on the lives of people who use drugs.

23 de julio de 2020English

La guerra contra las drogas se basa en el racismo. Es hora de descolonizar las políticas de drogas.

Si bien las políticas represivas de drogas han armado al estado contra las comunidades de color, es lamentablemente crucial recordar que en parte fue diseñado para hacer precisamente eso.

26 de junio de 2020

Por Ann FordhamExecutive Director

La legalización de la prohibición: El proyecto de ley contra el consumo de drogas en Ecuador

En tiempos de coronavirus, el gobierno ecuatoriano avanza un proyecto sobre drogas que menoscaba los derechos constitucionales de las personas usuarias de drogas, a las que criminaliza, patologiza y despoja de autonomía.

4 de junio de 2020

Leave no one behind bars in the time of Covid-19

As prisons in South East Asia are dangerously overcrowded, the release of prisoners incarcerated for drug offences in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic is a matter of life and death.

19 de mayo de 2020

Por NoBox Philippines

English

Fixing responsibility or shifting blame? Drug policy and suicide in the time of corona

Tandon recounts how India's decision to impose a lockdown, forcing people who use drugs to go through withdrawals without treatment, can result in tragic deaths, highlighting the need for a policy change.

24 de abril de 2020

Por Tripti TandonLawyers Collective

English

In the heartbeat before global lockdown: Business as usual in Vienna drugs debate

Ann Fordham (IDPC Executive Director) discusses key #CND63 highlights.

6 de abril de 2020

Por Ann FordhamExecutive Director

English

Parliament of Ghana passes historic new drug law, paving the way for a West African approach

The Narcotics Control Bill recently passed by Ghana's Parliament shows a West African approach to drug policy is possible, and much needed

3 de abril de 2020

Por Maria-Goretti AneIDPC Consultant: Africa

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ICASA 2019: People who use drugs continue to be side-lined in the HIV response

We must ask ourselves: How realistic can the AIDS Free Africa agenda be if we leave behind a whole key population? People who use drugs are being relegated to the margins.

15 de enero de 2020

Por Maria-Goretti AneIDPC Consultant: Africa

English

CICAD 66: Un retroceso en la política de drogas en el hemisferio occidental

México Unido Contra la Delincuencia discutir los retrocesos de la política de drogas en el hemisferio occidental

23 de diciembre de 2019

Por México Unido Contra la Delincuencia (MUCD)

Women who use drugs and access to treatment in Mexico: Between violence and stigma

This powerful account of women's life stories sheds light on the shared patterns of abuse that women who use drugs experience throughout their lives, and most violently, through their time in treatment and rehabilitation centres in Mexico.

13 de diciembre de 2019

Por Corina GiacomelloCentro de Investigaciones Jurídicas de la Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas, México

English

The war on drugs’ new clothes: 2019 Paris Peace Forum showcases failures of repressive drug policies

Campaigners and civil society must ensure the negative impacts of the war on drugs do not get side-lined in forums on peace and development.

2 de diciembre de 2019

Por Juan Fernandez OchoaCampaigns and Communications Officer

English

Nowhere to hide: It’s high time we measured countries’ performance in drug policy

In a context of scarce transparency and accountability on the impacts of drug control, civil society proposes better tools for monitoring and assessment.

30 de octubre de 2019

Por Marie NougierHead of Research and Communications

Por Dave Bewley-TaylorAssociate

English

Tackling overdose: Addressing vulnerabilities, empowering communities

Overdose deaths are skyrocketing, especially in North America and Northern Europe. This alarming situation calls for increased funding to harm reduction approaches that empower communities.

30 de agosto de 2019English

Una década perdida en Argentina: a 10 años del fallo Arriola

Los indicadores sugieren que el mercado informal de drogas en Argentina se ha expandido durante los últimos diez años, frente a la inacción gubernamental.

19 de agosto de 2019

Largest ever civil society delegation attends the African Union meeting on Health, Population and Drug Control in Cairo

The new AU Plan of Action paves the way for advocacy efforts towards fairer national policies.

8 de agosto de 2019

Por Kunal NaïkSub-Saharan Africa (PILS)

English

Chile avanza hacia derrumbar las barreras al acceso a cuidados paliativos

Durante la sesión de la Comisión de Salud de la Cámara de Diputados de Chile, el día martes 18 de junio del 2019 se aprobó por decision unánime legislar para ampliar en Chile la atención garantizada de Cuidados Paliativos a la población.

12 de julio de 2019

¿Por qué el Gobierno colombiano no debería retomar las fumigaciones aéreas con glifosato?

Además de su pobre costo-eficiencia, la reanudación de fumigaciones con glifosato supone un peligro potencial para las comunidades afectadas.

12 de julio de 2019

Por Dejusticia

Belarus amends its drug legislation: What it really means for people caught with drugs

In a joint statement, released by the mother’s group and the Legalize Belarus civil movement on 30th May, activists identified a number of key points for meaningful drug policy reform.

26 de junio de 2019

Por Piotr MarkiełaŭLegalize Belarus

English

Support. Don’t Punish – Global solidarity grows to end the drug war

Today, we stand together from Amsterdam to Nairobi to Buenos Aires to New York to Bangkok and raise our collective voices that will not be silenced to loudly clamour for an end to repression and punishment as instruments of drug control.

26 de junio de 2019

Por Ann FordhamExecutive Director

English

Road to 2030: Concrete actions to scale up human rights-based approaches to harm reduction

Harm reduction services are essential to reduce the burden of disease among people who inject drugs.

17 de junio de 2019

Por Unite Network

English

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International Drug Policy Consortium

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What’s in a name? How language and stigmatisation are connected

La guerra contra las drogas se basa en el racismo. Es hora de descolonizar las políticas de drogas.

La legalización de la prohibición: El proyecto de ley contra el consumo de drogas en Ecuador

Leave no one behind bars in the time of Covid-19

Fixing responsibility or shifting blame? Drug policy and suicide in the time of corona

In the heartbeat before global lockdown: Business as usual in Vienna drugs debate

Parliament of Ghana passes historic new drug law, paving the way for a West African approach

ICASA 2019: People who use drugs continue to be side-lined in the HIV response

CICAD 66: Un retroceso en la política de drogas en el hemisferio occidental

Women who use drugs and access to treatment in Mexico: Between violence and stigma

The war on drugs’ new clothes: 2019 Paris Peace Forum showcases failures of repressive drug policies

Nowhere to hide: It’s high time we measured countries’ performance in drug policy

Tackling overdose: Addressing vulnerabilities, empowering communities

Una década perdida en Argentina: a 10 años del fallo Arriola

Largest ever civil society delegation attends the African Union meeting on Health, Population and Drug Control in Cairo

Chile avanza hacia derrumbar las barreras al acceso a cuidados paliativos

¿Por qué el Gobierno colombiano no debería retomar las fumigaciones aéreas con glifosato?

Belarus amends its drug legislation: What it really means for people caught with drugs

Support. Don’t Punish – Global solidarity grows to end the drug war

Road to 2030: Concrete actions to scale up human rights-based approaches to harm reduction

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