EHRA’s new report ties the war on drugs to broader crackdowns, showing how laws targeting “foreign agents,” drug speech, and LGBTQI+ communities are chipping away at rights across CEECA.
124 NGOs from 48 countries condemn Hungary’s 2025 drug war crackdown on people who use drugs, harm reduction services, and civil society, calling for urgent Europe-wide action.
As the EU prepares its 2026–2030 Drug Strategy, we call for a balanced, health-oriented approach that prioritises harm reduction and rights protections instead of punishment.
The upcoming strategy Drug Strategy offers an opportunity to remediate the lack of adequate support for harm reduction services and promote health outcomes and rights.
C-EHRN's civil society monitoring identifies necessary but unequal progress on treatment and access to services, decrying enduring challenges related to funding, legislation, stigma and political will.
Join C-EHRN’s webinar on 9 May to explore Europe’s emerging nitazene threat, addressing trends, health risks, policy responses, and harm reduction strategies.
The consultant will develop two country reports on human rights violations, policy challenges, and recommendations, featuring insights from lived experience.
