Lt-Gen Than Hlaing's appearance at the 64th CND session drew controversy due to his staging of a coup which has claimed hundreds of lives.

Hill, Fehér, and Bridge outline civil society engagement processes and encourage practitioners to take a more active role.

The State Assembly of Putumayo, Colombia has appealed to the US to cease its support of the Colombian government's plan to reimplement the aerial spraying of glyphosate.

MENAHRA shines a light on the unsafety and limits in access to support facing people who use drugs in the region.

IDPC provides a critique of the UNODC Strategy 2021-2025 with a focus on two critical issues: the exclusion of civil society and communities from the development and approval of the document; and the departure from the policy priorities established in the 2018 UN system Common Position on drugs.

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

Mainline, MEWA and PHI outline how gender-based violence against women creates huge barriers in access to health and drug-related treatment services.

Thailand Institute of Justice sheds light on the impact of punitive drug laws in the country's high recidivism rates.

Acknowledging the challenges of remote work, the VNGOC calls on UN authorities to guarantee the meaningful participation of civil society.