PRI and IDPC detail how policymakers and practitioners in the criminal legal system can reduce the imprisonment of women for drug-related offences in line with international standards.
SSDP considers that the 'drugs cost lives' narrative, although well-meaning, is stigmatising and harmful, and fuels damaging approaches based on prohibition, punishment and criminalisation.
IDPC and Instituto RIA argue that blanket prohibitions on practices to alter one's consciousness constitute unlawful limitations on the right to the freedom of thought.
EHRA publishes the results of its survey on OST in order to develop practical recommendations that will help decision-makers and health providers to refine their approaches on the subject.
The 1st Brandenburg Forum provided a trusted space for important discussion and debate to strengthen the drug policy focus within the key health and human rights bodies in Geneva.
EHRA provides a series of recommendations for those who seek to offer professional, comprehensive care for women who use drugs and experience gender-based violence (GBV).
