Making legitimacy: Drug user representation in United Nations drug policy settings

Madden et al. shed light on the discursive, material and procedural barriers hindering the meaningful engagement of people who use drugs in UN drug-policy, while identifying strategies for resistance and change.

Publications November 2, 2020

Call to uphold the rights of people who use drugs and harm reduction in the new UNAIDS Strategy

33 civil society and community-led organisations urge the UNAIDS PCB to ensure harm reduction services are available, accessible and fully funded.

News Alerts September 7, 2020

Words Matter! Language Statement & Reference Guide

This guide by ANPUD and INPUD identifies stigmatising language and gives non-judgemental, strengths-based, and respectful alternatives.

Publications July 21, 2020

Request for proposals: Consultant for financial management capacity scan and training

Drug policy reform advocacy consortia seek a consultant to undertake a capacity scan and review of the financial management structures of our individual member organisations.

News Alerts May 11, 2020

Open letter: death sentences for drug offences in Sri Lanka

ANPUD and INPUD call on the Sri Lankan government to immediately halt its planned executions for drug offences.

News Alerts July 3, 2019

Open letter: death sentences for drug offences in Sri Lanka

ANPUD and INPUD call on the Sri Lankan government to immediately halt its planned executions for drug offences.

News Alerts July 3, 2019

“Our stories have a lot more to offer than how we have been painted for decades”: ANPUD releases 11 short films that can change your perspective on people who use drugs

The short films depict the realities of drug-using communities that have been subjected to a host of human rights abuses.

News Alerts January 18, 2019

Drugs, crime and punishment: Women and the need for access to justice

25 October 2018

Hong Kong

This event explores further the driving factors and the potential role of lawyers in ensuring improved justice outcomes for women.

Events 10 October 2018

“The real problem in disguise": Drug dependence treatment models

ANPUD delivers a strong statement on the urgent need to reform drug policies and end human rights violations against people who use drugs.

News Alerts October 2, 2018

Drug Policy, Human Rights and Access to Justice in Asia - IDPC training workshop

28 - 30 October 2018

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

This workshop is aimed at offering an introduction to drug policy, human rights and the need for access to justice for interested lawyers and legal service providers.

Events 8 August 2018

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Making legitimacy: Drug user representation in United Nations drug policy settings

Call to uphold the rights of people who use drugs and harm reduction in the new UNAIDS Strategy

Words Matter! Language Statement & Reference Guide

Request for proposals: Consultant for financial management capacity scan and training

Open letter: death sentences for drug offences in Sri Lanka

Open letter: death sentences for drug offences in Sri Lanka

“Our stories have a lot more to offer than how we have been painted for decades”: ANPUD releases 11 short films that can change your perspective on people who use drugs

Drugs, crime and punishment: Women and the need for access to justice

“The real problem in disguise": Drug dependence treatment models

Drug Policy, Human Rights and Access to Justice in Asia - IDPC training workshop

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