IDPC highlights three critical points of consideration and recommends a series of steps Australia should take in advocating for the worldwide abolition of the death penalty.
Transform's Steve Rolles and Niamh Eastwood from Release explore the issues around drug decriminalisation and look at how decriminalisation policies have been implemented around the world.
Experts propose a three-step process for national-level transitions to voluntary, evidence- and community-based drug dependence treatment and support services.
Following a short overview of the UNGASS process, the brief highlights common issues across the region that have been prioritized by ANPUD with specific recommendations.
Существующая международная система контроля над наркотиками способствует усугублению мирового кризиса доступности контролируемых лекарственных средств для пациентов.
The international drug control system is stoking a global crisis of inequitable access to controlled medicines, resulting in the avoidable pain and suffering of people around the world.
Early evidence on key indicators suggests that, aside from some relatively minor teething problems, the state’s regulatory framework has defied the critics, and its impacts have been largely positive.
In this fourth edition of its 'Global Overview' series, Harm Reduction International offers an update on the death penalty for drugs in law and practice worldwide, and considers critical developments on the issue.
This innovative initiative lists 16 standards that represent a minimum benchmark of quality for interventions in drug use prevention, risk and harm reduction, treatment, social integration and rehabilitation.
TNI have built on the success of last year's interactive online report - with new features this year including an interactive map, powerful testimonies about the significance of their work.
This Q&A was prepared by Harm Reduction International, the International Drug Policy Consortium and the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty ahead of World Day against the Death Penalty on 10 October 2015.
