Release discuss the interaction between drug use and sex work, noting that drug use can increase risk of criminal justice proceedings and dramatically increase risk to personal safety.
This workbook by Penal Reform International offers tools and knowledge to design gender-sensitive policies and practices for women offenders and prisoners.
The Andrey Rylkov Foundation reports serious violations of Articles 3 and 12 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in Russia.
In the British Medical Journal, Katherine Pettus argues that because of policies to prevent illicit drug use, patients in most of the world lack palliative care and suffer severe untreated pain.
Transform argue that a substantial body of evidence demonstrating the effectiveness of heroin-assisted treatment provides useful lessons for managing drug use as a public health challenge and suggests the potential benefits of expanding this type of treatment.
This report explores the governance dynamics surrounding the 2016 UNGASS and focuses on the Latin American perspective of the Special Session and global drug policy.
Penal Reform International investigate the role of gender-specific non-custodial alternatives to pre-trial detention and to imprisonment for women in Kenya.
