MENAHRA examines how unsafe injection drug use, unprotected sex, and insufficient harm reduction services are the primary drivers of epidemics in the MENA region.

The new UNAIDS strategy introduces important and ambitious goals to remove policies that fuel the criminalisation of key populations, including people who use drugs.

INPUD demonstrates how the increased involvement of people who use drus in the Global Fund strengthens drug-related harm reduction programmes.

UNAIDS adopts a new strategy with bold new targets to reduce the destructive impact of stigma, inequality and criminalisation on the epidemic.

UNAIDS commemorates Zero Discrimination Day highlighting how discrimination, stigmatisation and criminalisation impact on people's lives.

Take-home methadone programmes reduce barriers in access to this lifesaving medication such as transportation costs and commute time.

Participants in the Global Fund community want to see barriers to health services removed and to invest more in community-led responses to make such services more accessible.

Wisse et al. argue that adaptations in the drug response in relation to COVID-19 should pave the way for positive and sustainable change in the health and criminal justice systems.

UNAIDS announces the launch of the Solidarity Fund to support affected communities and key populations.