89 CSOs underscore the need to tackle harms of repressive drug policies undermining human rights.

89 CSOs underscore the need to tackle harms of repressive drug policies undermining human rights.

375 civil society groups, including prominent human rights NGOs, from across the globe have called on UN drug control authorities to urge an immediate stop to the extrajudicial killings of suspected drug offenders in the Philippines.

Collectif Urgence Toxida raises some concerns that the Mauritian government is seeking to undermine progress made in the area of harm reduction.

Many countries are distancing themselves from the failed War on Drugs, by adopting drug policy reforms that are focusing on human rights, and public health.

In February, IDPC held a meeting in the UK with some of its members to review its mission, vision and strategy for the coming three years, and to empower a group of individuals to speak on behalf of the Consortium at events and conferences.

Over the three days of the conference, experts and practitioners from Mauritius, the Indian Ocean and beyond participated in a series of sessions touching on different aspects of Harm Reduction.