In this interactive workshop, participants will share lived experiences of incarceration and bolster collective power to advocate for prison/drug policy reform with a strong feminist and intersectional perspective.

IDPC documents failures in the provision of menstrual products by prison and state systems during the pandemic emergency.

The webinar will explore how to implement effective releases of people in prison in the region with a focus on women.

The war on drugs has always been a war against people, against public health, against human rights and against science.

A coalition of leading drug policy and human rights NGOs document Colombia's drug policy over the last decade, highlighting examples of good practice and underscoring pending challenges.

IDPC expresses concern about Commissioner Gaviria's endorsement of a presidential candidate whose proposals on drug policy are in stark contrast with the ones made by the Global Commission on Drug Policy.

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.

These stories paint a picture of vulnerability, desperation, and incarceration in the Americas. Although these particular narratives take place in Costa Rica, such stories are disturbingly common across the region.

This open letter, signed by 54 organisations, call to the American governments to place the human rights at the centre of the debate on drug policy in the Americas.