Civil society involvement in international processes is constantly growing: now is the time to build bridges, not only between movements, but between international institutions, to finally make drug policy a human rights issue.
This short survey has been designed to evaluate the levels of participation and satisfaction of civil society organisations with the CSTF and the Ministerial Segment.
We are looking for individuals or organisations that can provide high quality communications, messaging and media coaching to the Consortium members in order to deliver our messages convincingly and impactfully.
Trans people are among the most vulnerable communities, suffering from many different sources of discrimination and stress, that harm reduction services need to take into account.
In the 1980s, Switzerland admitted the failure of repressive drug policies and implemented harm reduction programs. This article shows what can be learned from this experience.
At the occasion of the Support. Don’t Punish Global Day of Action, the World Coalition shares some insights on the 2019 Harm Reduction International Conference, held in Porto last April.
The letter, co-signed by 58 organizations, calls on the President of Sri Lanka to do everything in his power to stop executions in Sri Lanka and consign the death penalty to the history books.
This statement recalls that reducing the availability of medicines for pain management is not a feasible solution to the opioid crisis in the US, and could put millions of patients at risk.
Remembrance Day is the occasion for INPUD to commemorate the memory of those who were lost to the war on drugs, and to call out the policies responsible for their death.
