Yimsaard et al. note that Thailand's public health impact of cannabis legalisation must be carefully monitored and underline the necessity for evidence-based guidelines to inform prevention strategies, and implement interventions for at-risk populations, including young adults.
The appointed person will lead and coordinate the design and implementation of monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) tools and activities in this project, including capacity building, collation and analysis of data from project outputs, quarterly reporting against indicators and targets, and support delivery of consultancies to conduct the baseline, midline and endline evaluations.
The appointed person will lead on the overall implementation and coordination of this project, working closely with country partners to increase the engagement of legal experts, legal service providers, media professionals, and people who use drugs in advocating for drug policies grounded in principles of harm reduction, social justice and human rights.
Amnesty International shines a light on human rights violations committed in the name of drug policy, including in relation to police violence, arbitrary detention and obstacles to harm reduction.
The execution of mostly ethnic-minority working-class marginalised men with a long history of marginalisation and vulnerability does nothing to create safer and more caring communities.
L’exécution de personnes, principalement des hommes racisés appartenant aux classes laborieuses, ayant une longue histoire de marginalisation et de vulnérabilité, ne produit rien qui serait en mesure d’aboutir à des communautés plus sûres et plus solidaires.
