Drug policies and development - Conflict and coexistence

The publication addresses the drugs and development nexus from a range of critical viewpoints, highlighting gaps and contradictions, and exploring opportunities for enhanced linkages between drug policy and development programming.

Publications September 7, 2020

Imprisoned at home: Women under house arrest in Latin America

This report highlights opportunities and pitfalls in the implementation of house arrest as an alternative to incarceration.

Publications July 22, 2020

Women who use drugs and access to treatment in Mexico: Between violence and stigma

This powerful account of women's life stories sheds light on the shared patterns of abuse that women who use drugs experience throughout their lives, and most violently, through their time in treatment and rehabilitation centres in Mexico.

Blog Posts December 13, 2019

By Corina GiacomelloCentro de Investigaciones Jurídicas de la Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas, México

Around 70% of female inmates in Latin America are incarcerated due to drug offences

The report “Women, drug offences and penitentiary systems in Latin America” analyses the structural situation of women’s involvement in drug offences and suggests a set of public policies in order to address and warranty their rights.

Press Releases January 17, 2014

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Imprisoned at home: Women under house arrest in Latin America

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Drug policies and development - Conflict and coexistence

Imprisoned at home: Women under house arrest in Latin America

Women who use drugs and access to treatment in Mexico: Between violence and stigma

Around 70% of female inmates in Latin America are incarcerated due to drug offences

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