Drugs and the Darknet: Challenges and Opportunities

25 January 2018

New York, United States

Please join the Open Society Foundations for an event exploring technologies, practices, opportunities, and challenges emerging from cryptomarkets.

Events 23 January 2018

Drugs and the Darknet: Challenges and Opportunities

25 January 2018

New York, United States

Please join the Open Society Foundations for an event exploring technologies, practices, opportunities, and challenges emerging from cryptomarkets.

Events 23 January 2018

Lost in transition: Three case studies of Global Fund withdrawal in South Eastern Europe

The Open Society Foundations presents three case studies to support civil society-led efforts and partnerships with government to ensure the sustainability of services during and after transition.

Publications December 29, 2017

Why harm reduction is crucial to the fight against HIV

It’s time for global leaders and agencies charged with leading the HIV response to call on governments to rethink their approach to drug policy and invest in harm reduction.

News Alerts December 4, 2017

Release’s 50th anniversary: the Museum of Drug Policy

The Museum of Drug Policy provided a powerful, emotional experience that illustrated the harms caused by current prohibitionist drug policies and advocated for new approaches rooted in dignity, health, and human rights.

News Alerts November 22, 2017

Drug crop production, poverty, and development - Video

An international panel of researchers and growers from Colombia, Morocco, Peru, and the United States discuss the role of drug crop production in poverty and development.

News Alerts November 17, 2017

Mano river region (Ivory Coast) joint communiqué on drug policy reform

A multi-stakeholder consultation in the Mano Region concluded with recommendations aimed at centring development and public health as key drug policy concerns.

News Alerts November 13, 2017

No elimination without decriminalisation! - Declaration at the 2017 World Hepatitis Summit

A broad coalition of patients, health professionals, researchers and experts in public health underscored that eliminating viral hepatitis will not take place unless people who use drugs have effective access to prevention and treatment services.

News Alerts November 6, 2017

Using the UN human rights system to advocate for access to palliative care and pain relief

This toolkit is intended to serve as a resource for organizations considering advocating for increased access to palliative care and pain relief as a human right within the United Nations human rights system.

Publications October 19, 2017

The war on drugs is holding science back

MDMA is classified as “having no medical benefits” both in the United Kingdom and the United States, thus making it almost impossible for clinical researchers to study.

News Alerts August 8, 2017

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Drugs and the Darknet: Challenges and Opportunities

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Lost in transition: Three case studies of Global Fund withdrawal in South Eastern Europe

Why harm reduction is crucial to the fight against HIV

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Drug crop production, poverty, and development - Video

Mano river region (Ivory Coast) joint communiqué on drug policy reform

No elimination without decriminalisation! - Declaration at the 2017 World Hepatitis Summit

Using the UN human rights system to advocate for access to palliative care and pain relief

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