WHO and UNAIDS have produced a guide to estimating the size of populations with specific risk factors and behaviours, one of the most important components of HIV surveillance.
The EMCDDA evaluate the CTC approach, which sets out to reduce adolescent health and behavioural problems by identifying strong risk factors and weak protective factors, and selecting prevention and early intervention programmes to address them.
The report describes the human rights situation in relation to peace, security, development and democracy, and highlights specific challenges, especially in rural areas.
As the Action Plan on Drugs 2013-2016 comes to an end, the European Union has produced its evaluation and a draft for the Action Plan on Drugs 2017-2020.
IDPC, WOLA and CELS address the human rights implications of incarceration of women in their submission to the upcoming OHCHR report on over-incarceration.
A survey study from the University of Sydney reveals patients with epilepsy show significant interest in participating in clinical trials of cannabinoids.
