The Global Commission on Drug Policy analyze the last thirty years of over-incarceration in closed settings, from prisons to migrant administrative detention and from mandatory treatment to private rehabilitation centers.

The OHCHR presents recent global trends in death penalty and drug-control matters, a summary of the applicable international human rights norms and standards, and recent developments in legislation and criminal justice responses related to the death penalty and drug control in South-East Asia.

IDPC calls on the WHO and its governing bodies to engage in a more progressive and systematic way in various aspects of global drug policy.

This IDPC report aims to provide a critique of the INCB's discussion of cannabis in its Annual Report for 2018.

The EMCDDA provides an overview and summary of the European drug situation and responses to it.

IDPC offers an overview of the key issues and highlights that marked the 62nd session of the CND and its Ministerial Segment.

IDPC, CELS, HRI and MUCD note persistent human rights violations committed in the name of drug control and suggest recommendations for the OHCHR and the HRC to address them.

This report provides the most recent data on the use of pretrial detention in Latin America, looks specifically at its impact on women, and concludes with recommendations to reduce the number of women in pretrial detention.

The EMCDDA's ESCAPE project suggests syringe residue analysis can strengthen local responses to drug use and related challenges.

Amnesty International documents the application of the death penalty worldwide, including for drug-related offences.

The EAC enshrines harm reduction as a key pillar of the region’s drug policy response.

Knowmad Institut and FAAAT outline how the Sustainable Development Goals can serve as guiding principles in developing cannabis policies.

The Nordic Welfare Centre documents and compares cannabis policies in the region, including relevant law enforcement and health responses.

The successful implementation of OPS in British Columbia questions the pertinence of lengthy bureaucratic hurdles to life-saving harm reduction initiatives.

HRI raises key issues affecting women who use drugs and their access to harm reduction services, also highlighting cases of good practice.

CIAAG denounces obstructive CDC opioid guidelines and their negative impact on patient's physical condition and quality of life.

HOPS provides a first approach to assessing the legal needs and necessary paths to justice for people who inject drugs and sex workers in Macedonia.

The report explores the impact of drug policies on young people with incarcerated caretakers and offers recommendations to reduce related harms.

This publication provides analysis, recommendations and guidelines on how civil society can maximise the opportunities of the UPR to advance alternatives to the "war on drugs".

APMG identifies progress in the implementation of service packages for key populations whilst noting social and structural obstacles.