UNODC hosts a webcast to outline their revitalized approach to the African continent in addressing the impact of drug markets, crime, corruption and terrorism.
O’Gorman and Schatz outline benefits of partnerships between civil society and political institutions to address the harm reduction needs of people who use drug.
The BMZ identifies obstacles and opportunities in the provision of alternative livelihoods, including through the cultivation of cannabis for medical purposes.
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.
Steve Rolles et al. argue the regulation of illicit substances provides an effective avenue to manage the risks of drugs and drug markets, both for those who use them and for wider society.
