33 civil society and community-led organisations urge the UNAIDS PCB to ensure harm reduction services are available, accessible and fully funded.

WHRIN's survey highlights limited availability and barriers in access to women-specific services, including limited funding and discrimination.

WHRIN's survey highlights limited availability and barriers in access to women-specific services, including limited funding and discrimination.

Drug policy reform advocacy consortia seek a consultant to undertake a capacity scan and review of the financial management structures of our individual member organisations.

Frontline AIDS provides practical evidence-based interventions to advance the rights of women who use drugs.

Eurasian Harm Reduction Association will provide small grants, 2 days training and ongoing technical assistance, for new harm reduction approaches in CEECA region.

WHRIN sets forth a set of demands for women who use drugs, including the right to autonomy, information and support services.

WHRIN discusses its collaborative global campaign in advocating for reform that is gender-sensitive and specific.

WHRIN and TalkingDrugs published a statement of solidarity and called to action against the war on drugs' violence against women.