A world beyond the war on drugs

Activists from different movements and regions explore what a world without the war on drugs would look like in their contexts.

News Alerts November 29, 2019

'Public officials who define the drug policy wear cardboard crowns from Burger King and think they rule the world' - Interview with Aleksander Levin

EHRA launches a series of interviews with drug policy reform and harm reduction leaders from the CEECA region.

News Alerts November 29, 2019

Open letter to support the case of Yekaterina Parfenyuk

75 organisations and activists from all across the globe have sent today an Open letter which condemn judicial actions against activist Yekaterina Parfenyuk in the Republic of Belarus.

News Alerts October 9, 2019

Infodigest from ENPUD - July 2019

The ENPUD digest provides information about the activities of its members and updates on developments in activism and the policy landscape in the EECA region.

Publications August 27, 2019

The Barcelona declaration

On International Women’s Day 2019, dozens of organisations joined forces to call out the disproportionate impact of the war on drugs on women and gender non-conforming people.

News Alerts April 5, 2019

Drug policy and community: new knowledge and general conception of taking action

Jamie Bridge from the International Drug Policy Consortium (IDPC) will overview the international drug control system, the relevant UN agencies and discuss what comes next

News Alerts July 20, 2017

Reaching inadequately served populations 2015

This 2015 Annual Report shows how the scope, scale and ambition of RCNF-funded initiatives have resulted in demonstrable and positive impact on the lives of those most affected by the HIV epidemic.

Publications July 13, 2016

UN pledges to end Aids epidemic but plan barely mentions those most at risk

The summit has been criticised for excluding gay and transgender organisations in the adopted resolution.

News Alerts June 10, 2016

Live or die in Donbass?

The Ukrainian Government has not allowed the delivery of OST to the uncontrolled territories, and the authorities of Luhansk People’s Republic decided to close down the programme, with devastating effects on patients.

News Alerts June 17, 2015

Urgent appeal: Health and human rights crisis imminent for opiate substitution therapy clients in Crimea

Networks of people who use drugs, harm reduction, drug law reform, HIV professionals, and human rights organisations we call your attention to a largely overlooked aspect of the catastrophic situation currently unfolding in Crimea- that of OST.

News Alerts April 25, 2014

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