Harm reduction advocacy consortium seeks a consultant to undertake a capacity scan and review of the financial management structures of our individual member organisations.

The needs of women who use drugs cannot be addressed without recognising the multiple, overlapping systems of oppression that target them.

This side event will discuss some of the most pressing issues faced by women who use drugs and incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women.

EHRA is establishing grants for drug policy and harm reduction organizations working to address human rights violations during Covid-19 in the CEECA region.

Ten years after the adoption of the Bangkok Rules, countries have largely failed to implement them, while the number of women in prison has risen dramatically.

WHRIN outlines activities carried out worldwide to reject gender-based violence inflicted through the 'war on drugs'.

WHRIN maps the availability and accessibility of harm reduction services for women who use drugs around the world.

The Support. Don’t Punish campaign documents global efforts to progress harm reduction and drug policy reform as part of the 2020 Global Day of Action.

On the 10th anniversary of the UN Bangkok rules, dozens of civil society organisations urge government to curb women prison populations and rights abuses in prison.

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