This briefing paper explores the rationale behind aid distribution vis-à-vis counter-narcotics and emphasises some of the geopolitical reasoning often underpinning the delivery of aid packages.
This briefing paper describes the current state of drug policy and harm reduction services in Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda and Tanzania, and analyses the barriers and opportunities to improve access to services in these four countries.
Significant changes have occurred, with governments, donors, and UN agencies adjusting their policies and laws related to compulsory drug detention centers.
The INCB report reflects, once again, the Board’s ongoing habit of exceeding its mandate in its criticisms of drug policy reform movements undertaken by some countries, while continuing to ignore key issues related to harm reduction and human rights.
