The ISCDP and Munk School of Global Affairs lay out four possible options for domestic cannabis regulation in the face of current international drug control.
The AMA have stated that prisoner health is a human rights issue, that every Australian has the right to access equitable healthcare, and a custodial sentence is not a caveat to this.
The Hepatitis C Trust have released a manifesto, outlining what the next UK Government should do in order to ensure that we eliminate hepatitis C as a major public health threat by 2030.
The ECDD Report includes recommendations for international scheduling, substances for review and instructs a cannabis pre-review to be carried out within 18 months.
DeBeck et al. confirm that criminalisation of drug use has a negative effect on HIV prevention and treatment, and provide an objective evidence base for decriminalisation.
IDPC and PRI discuss how the UNGASS Outcome Document provides unprecedented opportunities to propose criminal justice reform and drug policy options grounded in fundamental UN principles.
The declaration calls for participation of affected communities and harm reduction services in formulating and implementing hepatitis C strategies and for holding governments to account.
