Results 1 to 20 of 2178.

Pills, powder and smoke by Antony Loewenstein — a war waged against human nature

'Pills, Powder and Smoke', a book by Antony Loewenstein, describes the human cost of the war on drugs.

What does it mean to adopt a human rights-based approach to drug policy?

The Health and Human Rights Journal discusses how drug policy is influenced by human rights and what assuming a human rights-based approach entails for governments.

News Alerts 6 days, 11 hours ago

14th AWID International Forum

11 - 14 January 2021

Taipei

The AWID Forum offers a space for deep discussion, exchange and inspiration for feminists worldwide.

Events 6 January 2020

Elimination of violence against women who use drugs - Global campaign summary

WHRIN discusses its collaborative global campaign in advocating for reform that is gender-sensitive and specific.

Publications January 6, 2020

Evaluation on drug policies - Seventh evaluation round

The Inter-American Drug Abuse Control Commission publishes an evaluation of drug policies of several countries to monitor their individual progress.

Publications January 2, 2020

Civil society urges European Parliament to make drug policy a priority

MEPs and civil society representatives shared ideas on drug policy, reforms and the Parliament's role.

News Alerts January 2, 2020

UNAIDS executive director's message on the occasion of Human Rights Day

The executive director of UNAIDS releases a statement on the current state of HIV, human rights, and the stigma and discrimination resulting from criminal laws.

News Alerts January 2, 2020

Position statement: Women who use drugs and the violence of law enforcement

WHRIN and TalkingDrugs published a statement of solidarity and called to action against the war on drugs' violence against women.

News Alerts January 2, 2020

IDPC recruits Research and Advocacy Officer!

IDPC is excited to announce that we are looking to appoint a Research and Advocacy Officer (fixed-term contract to cover maternity leave) to contribute to the smooth delivery of IDPC’s publications work plan and to support the network’s advocacy efforts.

News Alerts December 9, 2019

Safe supply concept document

The Canadian Association of People who Use Drugs clarifies the concept of "safe supply" as well as its role in drug policy.

Publications December 6, 2019

Extended-Release Opioid Agonist Products: A community position statement

This paper outlines the position of the International Network of People who Use Drugs (INPUD), developed after extensive research and in consultation with people who use drugs and their allies, on prolonged-release buprenorphine formulations.

Publications December 4, 2019

2021 International Drug Policy Reform Conference

10 - 12 November 2021

Seattle, United States

Reform attendees have the opportunity to spend three days interacting with people committed to finding alternatives to the war on drugs while participating in sessions given by leading experts from around the world.

Events 4 December 2019

23rd International AIDS Conference

6 - 10 July 2020

San Francisco and Oakland, United States

Featuring a broad range of exciting sessions developed by an international committee of HIV scientists, leaders, policy makers, researchers and advocates, AIDS 2020 covers the latest and most pressing topics in HIV.

Events 4 December 2019

UN Common Position on drug policy - Consolidating system-wide coherence

IDPC and TNI reconstruct the long process that led to the development of a UN System Common Position on drug policy.

Publications December 3, 2019

Take part in the world's biggest anonymous drugs survey

The Global Drug Survey provides key data on trends and patterns of use across the globe.

News Alerts December 2, 2019

The war on drugs’ new clothes: 2019 Paris Peace Forum showcases failures of repressive drug policies

Campaigners and civil society must ensure the negative impacts of the war on drugs do not get side-lined in forums on peace and development.

Blog Posts December 2, 2019

By Juan Fernandez OchoaCampaigns and Communications Officer

Global State of Harm Reduction 2019

HRI updates key data on the provision of harm reduction services across the globe, noting very discrete progress.

Publications December 2, 2019

If it is to be truly universal - Why Universal Health Coverage will not succeed without people living with HIV and other key populations, women and young people

The UNAIDS PCB NGO Delegation makes recommendations on how communities can contribute to the fulfilment of a truly universal UHC.

Publications November 29, 2019

Power to the people

UNAIDS highlights the key importance of community involvement and leadership to effectively address the HIV epidemic.

Publications November 29, 2019

Feminist movements and women resisting the war on drugs

AWID documents a process of cross-movement building to provide a feminist response to the oppression the war on drugs inflicts on women and gender non-conforming people.

Publications November 29, 2019

International Drug Policy Consortium

World

Pills, powder and smoke by Antony Loewenstein — a war waged against human nature

What does it mean to adopt a human rights-based approach to drug policy?

14th AWID International Forum

Elimination of violence against women who use drugs - Global campaign summary

Evaluation on drug policies - Seventh evaluation round

Civil society urges European Parliament to make drug policy a priority

UNAIDS executive director's message on the occasion of Human Rights Day

Position statement: Women who use drugs and the violence of law enforcement

IDPC recruits Research and Advocacy Officer!

Safe supply concept document

Extended-Release Opioid Agonist Products: A community position statement

2021 International Drug Policy Reform Conference

23rd International AIDS Conference

UN Common Position on drug policy - Consolidating system-wide coherence

Take part in the world's biggest anonymous drugs survey

The war on drugs’ new clothes: 2019 Paris Peace Forum showcases failures of repressive drug policies

Global State of Harm Reduction 2019

If it is to be truly universal - Why Universal Health Coverage will not succeed without people living with HIV and other key populations, women and young people

Power to the people

Feminist movements and women resisting the war on drugs

In this section

In this section

Subscribe to our newsletters