Chaque 31 août, la Journée internationale de sensibilisation aux surdoses rassemble les communautés du monde entier pour sensibiliser, agir et exiger le changement. Pour en savoir plus, en anglais, veuillez lire les informations ci-dessous.

The overdose crisis doesn’t just shatter our families, it fractures our communities.

The losses go deeper than one person, one family or one neighborhood. They ripple out into classrooms, workplaces and the spaces we all share. They cross borders between cities, states and nations.

But in a time when people are searching for connection and safety, overdose also reminds us that our lives are deeply intertwined.

We often instinctively protect our own – our children, our parents, our siblings. We believe in second chances for our loved ones but struggle to extend that same compassion to others. But what if we saw each other as one big family, bound not just by blood, but by shared experiences, responsibility and commitment to each other?

This International Overdose Awareness Day let’s imagine a new meaning of what family can be. A family driven by hope, love and action. We are one big family – not just because we share in the pain of loss, but because we share in the power to change what comes next.

This August 31, we move beyond awareness. We organize, we show up, and we take action. Because no one should carry this grief alone. Every story shared, every voice raised and every step we take brings us closer to a future free from overdose.

Journée internationale de sensibilisation aux overdoses 2025

En 2025, la Commission des Stupéfiants (CND) poursuivra ses discussions thématiques annuelles dans le cadre de son plan de travail pluriannuel (2024–2028), visant à évaluer et à mettre en œuvre les engagements internationaux en matière de politique des drogues. Ces discussions visent à aborder les principaux défis identifiés dans la Déclaration ministérielle de 2019 et à préparer le terrain pour un examen de 2028.

Les discussions de 2025 porteront sur des enjeux mondiaux urgents, avec des sessions consacrées aux questions transversales ainsi qu’à « d'autres questions de fond » que les États membres souhaitent aborder.

Chaque session débutera par une présentation de la Division de la recherche et de l’analyse de l’ONUDC et comprendra une table ronde modérée réunissant des experts des États membres, des organisations internationales et régionales, des entités des Nations Unies et de la société civile. Des échanges interactifs suivront, permettant une large participation et le partage d’expériences et de préoccupations nationales.

Discussions thématiques sur les défis identifiés dans la Déclaration ministérielle de 2019

Les services de traitement de la toxicomanie et de santé restent insuffisants pour répondre aux besoins, et les décès liés à la drogue ont augmenté.

Les taux de VIH, d’hépatite C et d’autres maladies transmissibles par le sang associées à l’usage de drogues (y compris par injection) restent élevés dans certains pays.

Les conséquences sanitaires négatives et les risques liés aux nouvelles substances psychoactives ont atteint des niveaux alarmants.

La disponibilité de substances placées sous contrôle international à des fins médicales et scientifiques, notamment pour le soulagement de la douleur et les soins palliatifs, reste faible voire inexistante dans de nombreuses régions du monde.

Réunion intersessionnelle de la CND - Sessions thématiques sur la mise en œuvre de tous les engagements internationaux en matière de politique des drogues (Automne 2025)

La date limite pour soumettre les résumés est le 2 mars 2025. Pour en savoir plus, en anglais, veuillez lire les informations ci-dessous.



Angela McBride, Executive Director at South African Network of People Who Use Drugs

Dr. Andrew Scheibe, Technical Advisor, TB HIV Care, Researcher, University of Pretoria.

We are thrilled to invite you to INHSU 2025, which will take place in our vibrant home city of Cape Town, South Africa. It marks INHSU’s first return to South Africa since a satellite conference—INHSU Africa—was held here in 2020, just before COVID-19. It was a pivotal moment for our community, and bringing the main conference here in 2025 will be a platform for the continued strengthening of community-led networks in the region on both local and national levels. It’s also a testament to INHSU’s continued growth into a global platform that meaningfully involves people who use drugs, with an increasing focus on representatives from Africa.

13ème conférence internationale sur la santé et les soins de l'hépatite chez les personnes usagères des drogues - INHSU 2025

La conférence rassemble le mouvement croissant et dynamique de réforme de la politique en matière de drogues. Pour en savoir plus, en anglais, veuillez lire les informations ci-dessous.

Reform Drug Policy. Join us in Detroit. #Reform2025

The Reform Conference is the premier gathering of the growing and dynamic drug policy reform movement. Every other year, the 

 hosts this event, bringing together people working on the full range of drug policy issues from across the United States and around the world to listen, learn, and strategize. In 2025, the conference will take place in Detroit, Michigan from November 12-15.

We offer two scholarship programs to support the attendance of people directly impacted by the drug war and to ensure that the diversity of our movement is reflected in our Reform Conference attendees.

The scholarship funds are meant for people who are:

in need of financial assistance to attend the conference,

in a position to clearly benefit from going to the conference,

directly impacted by the drug war, and/or

already affiliated with a complimentary or allied movement, with a solid potential to take home new knowledge, skills and contacts that will benefit their local work in any and all issue areas of the drug policy reform movement.

The International Scholarships application 

 If you are based outside of the U.S. and need financial assistance to attend the Reform Conference, 

The National Scholarships applications will open after May 15th. If you are based in the U.S. and need financial assistance to attend the Reform Conference, we will have two applications available – one for individuals and one for groups planning to bring 4 or more people to the conference.

We strategized, built community, and organized around:

Decriminalizing Drugs and Building Health-Based Alternatives

Ensuring Our Systems Help, Not Hurt by Uprooting the Drug War from Our Daily Lives

Reinvesting Resources into Communities and Divesting from Punitive Police Responses

Rethinking and Reducing Punishment of People in the Drug Trade

Legalizing and Regulating Drugs the Right Way

 to see programs and videos from previous years.

Conférence internationale sur la réforme de la politique des drogues 2025

La 23e édition d’ICASA vise à promouvoir des réponses intégrées, innovantes et fondées sur les droits pour mettre fin au sida, à la tuberculose et au paludisme, tout en renforçant les systèmes de santé et la préparation aux pandémies. Pour en savoir plus, en anglais, veuillez lire les informations ci-dessous.

 Accra International Conference Centre(AICC)

 Catalysing Integrated Sustainable Responses to end AIDS, TB & Malaria.

Catalysing Africa’s progress towards triple elimination and sustainable resilient health systems through innovation and digital technologies.

Promote cooperation among governments, communities, the private sector, and international organizations to enhance health security and improve pandemic preparedness and response.

Strengthen capacity and facilitate knowledge exchange for healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers.

Empower communities and promote human rights and gender equality in the context of HIV/AIDS and emerging and reemerging diseases.

Mobilize domestic resources and political commitment to sustain Africa's progress towards achieving the UNAIDS 95-95-95 targets and global health security goals.

23ème Conférence internationale sur le sida et les IST en Afrique (ICASA)

 Centre international de Vienne (Bâtiment C, Salle de conférence D)

Cette année, les sessions reprises de la Commission des Stupéfiants (CND) et de la Commission pour la prévention du crime et la justice pénale (CCPCJ) se tiendront conjointement.

La 68e session reprise de la CND et la 34e session reprise de la CCPCJ auront lieu les 4 et 5 décembre 2025, au Centre international de Vienne (Bâtiment C, Salle de conférence D).

Reprise de la 68ème session de la CND

Le Congrès portera sur la justice, la durabilité et les défis du numérique. 

“Accelerating crime prevention, criminal justice and the rule of law: protecting people and planet and achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in the digital age.”

The Fifteenth Crime Congress will be held from 25 to 30 April 2026 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates under the overall theme “Accelerating crime prevention, criminal justice and the rule of law: protecting people and planet and achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in the digital age”, in line with the General Assembly resolution 

High-level segment (Heads of State, Ministers, etc.)

Single declaration, later reviewed by the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice

Regional preparatory meetings starting in 2025

Emphasis on participation of least developed countries, civil society, academia, and NGOs

Encourages early preparation by Member States and creation of national preparatory committees

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