The Panel will provide a platform for international human rights experts, representatives of State and civil society organisations to discuss findings and recommendations of the latest OHCHR report on the human rights impacts of drug policies.
This side event at the 2023 SDG summit underscores that without a major reframing of the 'world drug problem' and a focus on sustainable development priorities, there is a risk of falling short of achieving the 2030 Agenda.
As more and more countries uncovr the numerous benefits of cannabis legalisation, EMCDDA explore the experiences of Malta, Germany and the Netherlands in regulating cannabis at the national level.
EuroNPUD and IOAD launch the 2nd edition of the Peer-to-Peer Naloxone (P2PN) Technical Guide, showcasing case studies from Slovenia, Portugal and Canada and highlighting the role of peers in distributing naloxone to people who use drugs.
To better facilitate civil society engagement in the first thematic discussion the workshop will give room to discuss the October topics and will give guidance on the speaker selection process.
CDP's sixth conference 'Embracing the trouble: New ways of doing, being and knowing' will feature keynote addresses from some of the world's leading scholars of alcohol and other drugs.
This event will identify shared themes, interests and issues of concern and explore means by which these stakeholders can become empowered to achieve Scotland’s national mission to reduce drug-related deaths and improve lives.
International Overdose Awareness Day is the world’s largest annual campaign to end overdose, remember without stigma those who have died and acknowledge the grief of the family and friends left behind.