This set of brochures provides information on HIV and hepatitis prevention and treatment, harm reduction services and safer ways of injection.

The contribution from the African Union to the UNGASS 2016 on the world drug problem is now available in English, French and Arabic.

Human Rights Watch documents how state enforcement of criminal drug law in Tunisia has resulted in serious human rights violations.

Human Rights Watch lays out Morocco's fairly recent attention to palliative care provision and its persistent obstacles and barriers.

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights compiled practical recommendations for the creation and maintenance of a safe and enabling environment for civil society, based on good practices and lessons learned.

The UN reports on both gains and challenges toward the realization of the 2030 Agenda.

This report highlights the need for individual-level coverage measurement methods in international monitoring programmes.

UNODC compiles data on thriving drug markets, noting a 30% rise in use over the last decade yet remaining mostly silent on human rights impact of drug control.

The INCB's annual report reflects both progress and shortcomings in the Board's approach to drug control, further integrating human rights considerations whilst showing a degree of inflexibility in relation to national criminal justice reforms.

MENAHRA presents an in-depth review of the development harm reduction responses in the region over the past decade.

The Campaign for the Decriminalisation of Petty Offences outlines key AU bodies and practical tips on engagement for advocacy.

UNAIDS urges world leaders to flesh out global HIV strategy including through scaling-up evidence-based inequality-busting approaches to the pandemic.

The Global Commission on Drug Policy urges global leaders to review the international drug control conventions in order to build a serious, modern and responsible drug control framework based on science and evidence and centred on human rights.

WHRIN provides a summary of regional findings and global trends in relation to women friendly harm reduction services.

IDPC and APCOF summarise discussions from a multi-stakeholder meeting addressing the links between criminalisation and human rights violations, regional policy developments and avenues for future reform.