Frontline AIDS and the Global Fund offer guidance to overcome the stigma, discrimination, violence, punitive laws and policies that prevent vulnerable populations from accessing HIV services.
UNODC provides evidence that the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown restrictions are disrupting drug markets to varying degrees, from drug shortages to changes in mode of transport.
The Global Commission on Drug Policy advocates for more effective responses to transnational organised crime and drug trafficking through both targeted law enforcement approaches and development strategies.
WHO and UNODC offer guidelines for the international community to develop effective, evidence-based and ethical treatment services for drug use disorders.
IDPC and the Japan Advocacy Network for Drug Policy provide an overview of drug use in Japan, responses by public authorities and available support by civil society.
International HIV Partnerships have hosted the 3rd Chemsex forum which focused on health and sexual pleasure, services in response to needs, and harm reduction.
IDPC, WOLA, EQUIS and a host of community-led organisations and allies offer an overview of the many challenges faced by trans women in prison in Latin America.
