Recently, Norway has been promoting itself, on the international and domestic stage, as having a modern drug policy. In preparation for the UNGASS on drugs in April, Norway has hosted sessions with progressive countries, such as Switzerland and Colombia, in Vienna and New York.
The Global Exchange is hosting an international video contest, as part of our Peace, Life and Justice Caravan project: We invite you to create a 1-3 minute original video on the drug war’s impact in your community and what people are (or aren’t) doing about it.
The lives of people suffering from HCV and other diseases shouldn’t hang in the balance when affordable generic medicines are merely a legislative victory away.
The UNGASS 2016 could signify a watershed moment in the development of international drug policies based on the health, safety and rights of human beings.
The Municipal Assembly of Lisbon has approved a proposal to the Council of Lisbon to implement a plan on the opening of drug consumption rooms in the city "in the shortest time" possible.
In this documentary by the West Africa Drug Policy Network, African Experts and practitioners explain how punitive drug policies must be replaced by a health-based and person-centred approach
