This report provides a snapshot of field experiences on voluntary and human rights-based harm reduction programmes in China, India, Indonesia, Kenya and Malaysia.
The aim of this paper is to discuss the implementation of the new laws and to explore the key challenges in creating regulatory regimes for recreational marijuana.
This report documents the failure of current federal drug policies to support safety and highlights Canada’s escalating military role in the war of drugs.
This report contains recommendations for federal legislative reform related to civil rights, deficit reduction, law enforcement, foreign policy, sentencing, effective drug treatment, public health, and drug prevention education.
78 governments and civil society in 106 countries report the existence of laws and policies which present obstacles to accessing HIV services for key populations.
The report documents the failing role that current federal drug policies play in supporting safety and health and draws attention to the acute need for an improved system of supports for people who inject drugs.
This paper examines how the US federal government and the 18 states have partially legalized medical or recreational marijuana or both since 1996 can be true to their respective laws.
This report was carried out to explore the information about health services accessed by former prisoners narcotics by taking samples in seven provincial cities in Indonesia.
The paper explores the barriers and opportunities for including HIV in the process and suggests how HIV and related global health needs should be addressed in the new development framework
