On 11th December in Adelaide, the Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL) host an open forum event centring the health and human rights of people who use drugs.
HRI and DPA extend an invitation to a launch webinar showcasing their recent report, which analyses harms caused by US international drug control spending.
The conference will present the latest harm reduction developments and innovative practices and discuss drug policy and its implications on people who use drugs and other marginalised groups.
The 15th AWID International Forum will take place from December 2-5, 2024 in Bangkok, Thailand where Global South feminists and historically marginalised communities will mobilise to connect with allied movements, funders and policy-makers.
WHRIN launches 16-day period of global advocacy to demonstrate support for action and policy that prioritise human rights, gender awareness, and harm reduction.
The session's agenda includes discussions on related issues, including synthetic drug use, intersections with human rights, and a gender-focused approach.
This event will explore evidence-based approaches to drug policy and harm reduction strategies, bringing together experts to discuss public health-focused responses within international policy frameworks.
The webinars aim to enhance the knowledge and skills of community-based and community-led organisations, helping them apply good practice models, tools, and methods to scale up integrated screening, testing, treatment and care for communicable diseases across Europe.