Publications

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28 August 2012

Supply, demand and harm reduction in Australian prisons - An update

The report highlights that the operation of Australia’s prisons need far greater levels of accountability and transparency, as well as a much stronger commitment to providing effective programmes and treatment for people with drug and alcohol problems issues if we are to see any reductions in re-offending rates.
24 August 2012
EMCDDA country overviews of drug problems

EMCDDA country overviews of drug problems

The overviews consist of a summary of the national drug situation, key statistics at a glance and a barometer showing drug use prevalence in each country of focus.
21 August 2012
The Impact of Harm Reduction on Law Enforcement in Southeast Asia

The Impact of Harm Reduction on Law Enforcement in Southeast Asia

Drawing from selected Southeast Asian country case-studies, this very timely Special Issue takes a pragmatic look at opportunities and barriers to effect the change towards harm reduction projects being left unhindered by policies and laws in Southeast Asian nations.
17 August 2012

Rethinking the Blues: How we police in the US and at what cost

This report does not argue that there should be no law enforcement, nor does it argue that some communities are not seriously harmed by crime, but rather that communities and the federal government should reconsider how much is being spent and on what type of policing
16 August 2012

Drugs policy is AIDS policy

This report, by the Canadian Drug Policy Coalition, exposes their vision and perspectives on the drug situation in Canada.