Clean Start provides formerly-incarcerated women with avenues for healing, education and employment, breaking cycles of criminalisation and vulnerability.

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

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

AIN, WOLA, Dejusticia and IDPC shed light on women growers' socioeconomic context, experiences of organising and participation in decision-making.

The CEDD analyzes the scale of the cannabis market in Latin America and opportunities for its regulation.

As the Colombian government announces a new wave of repression against coca-growing communities, the Bolivian case shows regulation can be viable and effective.

This decision by the WHO puts a decade of progress towards allowing millions of people access to controlled substances for pain relief at risk.

A new report released today shows how harsh drug policies have spurred the overuse of pretrial detention in Latin America, disproportionately affecting women.

This report provides the most recent data on the use of pretrial detention in Latin America, looks specifically at its impact on women, and concludes with recommendations to reduce the number of women in pretrial detention.

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.