Harm Reduction International condemns new Bangladesh law expanding use of the death penalty for drugs

This punishment is in clear violation of international human rights law, and most often impacts upon the most poor and vulnerable people.

News Alerts ottobre 31, 2018

Human rights and drug policy: The death penalty for drug offences and compulsory detention of people who use drugs

8 ottobre 2018

Geneva, Switzerland

This briefing will present the latest trends and developments in these areas and discuss ways forward to uphold the human rights of people who use drugs.

Events 3 ottobre 2018

The lost decade: Neglect for harm reduction funding and the health crisis among people who use drugs

HRI report suggests a lack serious of funding by governments for harm reduction programs has led to an increase in HIV infections across the world.

Publications luglio 24, 2018

Civil Society Task Force on Drugs re-launched

The CSTF has been re-launched to support civil society participation in the upcoming Ministerial Segment of the 62nd Session of the CND.

News Alerts giugno 1, 2018

Civil society submissions to the Report of the OHCHR on the implementation of the UNGASS Outcome Document with regard to human rights

IDPC members and allies contributed a number of submissions to the call for contributions of the OHCHR concerning the upcoming report on UNGASS implementation and human rights.

Publications maggio 24, 2018

Harm Reduction International calls for changes to Global Fund policy

Ahead of the May 2018 Global Fund Board meeting, Harm Reduction International urges Board members to support changes to the Eligibility Policy that will help to achieve the goal of ending AIDS for people who inject drugs and other key populations.

Publications maggio 10, 2018

Addressing the structural gaps in HIV and harm reduction policy in Makassar province, Indonesia: Lessons learnt from grassroots policy development experience

The workshop highlighted the fact that a local policy addressing Harm Reduction and HIV services (including human rights aspects and service equity) is best designed through community collaboration and consultation with local and international advocates.

Blog Posts aprile 19, 2018

Trump take note – why Singapore’s claim that the death penalty works for drug offences is fake news

The idea that the death penalty has been successful in Singapore does not stand scrutiny.

News Alerts marzo 20, 2018

The death penalty for drug offenders: Global overview 2017

Harm Reduction International points out that prohibitionist and punitive approaches to drugs fail to achieve any reduction in drug use and trafficking, and are a clear violation of fundamental human rights under international law

Publications marzo 7, 2018

The death penalty for drug offenders: Global overview 2017

Publications marzo 7, 2018

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Harm Reduction International condemns new Bangladesh law expanding use of the death penalty for drugs

Human rights and drug policy: The death penalty for drug offences and compulsory detention of people who use drugs

The lost decade: Neglect for harm reduction funding and the health crisis among people who use drugs

Civil Society Task Force on Drugs re-launched

Civil society submissions to the Report of the OHCHR on the implementation of the UNGASS Outcome Document with regard to human rights

Harm Reduction International calls for changes to Global Fund policy

Addressing the structural gaps in HIV and harm reduction policy in Makassar province, Indonesia: Lessons learnt from grassroots policy development experience

Trump take note – why Singapore’s claim that the death penalty works for drug offences is fake news

The death penalty for drug offenders: Global overview 2017

The death penalty for drug offenders: Global overview 2017

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