This report launch brings attention to the ongoing crisis posed by the COVID-19 pandemic in prison settings around the world, while prompting public authorities to provide adequate care for and to reduce the numbers of, people in prison.
The United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice is the world's largest and most diverse gathering of policy-makers, practitioners, academia, intergovernmental organizations and civil society in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice.
The WOLA, IDPC, Dejusticia and the University of Manchester present an event on the disproportionate impact of failed international drug control policies on women.
UNODC hosts a webcast to outline their revitalized approach to the African continent in addressing the impact of drug markets, crime, corruption and terrorism.
A discussion on the role of drug policy reform in advancing social justice, and how IDPC’s Strategy seeks to translate this imperative into collective action.
The 2020 APBC will be an opportunity to share experiences, advocacies, and ideas not only among Asians but to learn as well from experts, practitioners, and policymakers from other regions of the world.
With Valentines Day just having passed, this month's African Leaders Training will focus the love and compassion that comes as a part of harm reduction.