This study explores the trend on high risk behaviours within the prison-setting and to assess the level of acceptance from the inmates and wardens as well as the existing challenges and problems.
This joint briefing paper by NSWP and INPUD highlights the specific needs and rights of sex workers who use drugs, as a community that spans two key populations.
Open Society Foundations explores the environmental costs of conventional drug policies using the latest science, and provides recommendations for governments to tackle the problem.
A number of human rights organisations, including the IDPC and Harm Reduction International, have released a joint statement calling on member states to abolish the death penalty for drug related offences at the upcoming UNGASS.
UNODC have developed a complete training package course on community-based services for PWUD. Of interest to: welfare & community care workers, case managers, outreach workers, peer educators, residential care workers, and others in ‘frontline’ positions in the field of drug and alcohol treatment.
На основе анализа собранных документов автором была подготовлена подробная анкета для получения информации от ключевых респондентов, хорошо знающих контекст программ Глобального фонда в странах, рассматриваемых в рамках данного отчета.
The EMCDDA looks at the co-occurrence of drug use problems and mental health disorders, taking in the theoretical background of psychiatric comorbidity, the tools for clinical diagnosis and the prevalence and clinical relevance of the problem in Europe.
EHRN aims to assess the readiness of countries in the region for transition from Global Fund funding for HIV responses to national funding; and analyze experience of countries related to the process of transition planning and implementation.
The event, which brought together a variety of stakeholders including IDPC chair Mike Trace, was intended to raise awareness among missions in Geneva, civil society and other partners on the importance of public health and human rights in the context of the world drug problem.
