INPUD demonstrates how the increased involvement of people who use drus in the Global Fund strengthens drug-related harm reduction programmes.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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