EHRA, SRDP, VOLNA, Drug-users Ukraine, the Drop-in Centre and the ENEY conducted a survey of client satisfaction in Ukraine and found that 89% of respondents mentioned that OMT is a vital need for them.
WOLA documents gaps between the ‘narcostate’ rhetoric and the official US drug control data, urging for a peace and negotiated return to democracy in Venezuela.
HRI highlights some of the most common violations of fair trial standards reported in capital drug cases across a range of jurisdictions, revealing systemic flaws and impacts on vulnerable defendants.
Prison Reform International describes the stigma and discrimination attached to poor mental health as well as how to recognise signs of poor mental health and how to address it.
Valente and Martins discuss the history and aims of drug checking as well as report their potential positive influence to society and the limitations to the implementation of this practice.
The Commission evaluated the state of the market and the adequacy of existing responses, highlighting the need for supervised consumption sites, drug checking and decriminalisation.
IDPC offers recommendations to the new UNODC Director related to a range of key concerns, including on UN system-wide coherence, human rights and health.
Watson et al. found that the availability of LGBTQ community-level organisations, events and programs can have protective effects among sexual minority young people.
Measham discusses the results of Britain's first community-based drug checking experiences, noting important lessons in terms of design, reach and impact.
