Una coalición de organizaciones de la sociedad civil reclama estándares de protección de derechos para mujeres privadas de libertad en situación de vulnerabilidad.

En una votación histórica, las Naciones Unidas (ONU) finalmente reconocieron el valor medicinal del cannabis.

The resolution passed by the Human Rights Council on the situation in the Philippines does not fully acknowledge the extent of human rights violations in the Philippines.

The IDPC Principles for the Legal Regulation of Cannabis make clear that the legal regulation of cannabis must include a series of comprehensive interventions to ensure compliance with human rights and social justice goals.

Following the release of the UN World Drug Report, IDPC notes with concern that the UNODC is still unable to acknowledge the failure of decades of drug policies based on prohibition and punishment, and how these approaches fuel systemic human rights abuses such as racism, police violence and…

As a result of stigma and criminalisation people who use drugs face extraordinary barriers to accessing health care, and experience or endure higher rates of poverty, unemployment and homelessness as well as underlying health conditions.

HRI, IDPC and INPUD condemn plans to execute two people for drug offences in Bahrein.

A new web-tool shows that 49 countries and jurisdictions across the world have adopted some form of decriminalisation for drug use and possession for personal use. Experts say the number of jurisdictions turning to this policy option is likely to increase in the coming years.

Un nuevo informe lanzado hoy detalla cómo las duras políticas de drogas han estimulado el uso excesivo de la prisión preventiva en América Latina, afectando de manera desproporcionada a las mujeres.

Hundreds of health professionals, academics, drug policy and human rights experts, frontline workers and people who use drugs released a statement calling on world leaders to urgently address the health and human rights crisis among people who use drugs.