This paper highlights the need to reaffirm and recognise the need for a rights-based approach, the crucial role of communities and of international solidarity and funding for the implementation of UHC for all.
The International Overdose Awareness Day is a global event during which local and international organisations host events to promote health, reduce stigma and commemorate those who have been lost to drug overdose.
On 21st July, we honour and remember those who have perished in wholly avoidable deaths, and stand in solidarity with affected communities worldwide in demanding policies and attitudes that uplift and support people who use drugs.
The Conference explores the intersection between law enforcement and those individuals and organisations delivering public health programs in the community.
ICPR inventories the reasons why imprisonment compounds ill health, calling for reduced incarceration, particularly of people in situations of vulnerability, and better health provision
WHO highlights the current landscape of country hepatitis policies for harm reduction and HCV testing and treatment in people who inject drugs and people in prisons.
