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		IHRA launches harm reduction advocacy tools - (2009) (English)
		In the build-up to the High Level Segment of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) in Vienna in March 2009, IHRA has launched two advocacy tools to inform government delegations and civil society about the global appeal of - and support for – the harm reduction approach.  [+ more]
		TNI WOLA brief on drug policy in Ecuador - (2009) (English)
		At the end of 2008, about 1,500 persons were released who were in Ecuadorian prisons sentenced for drug trafficking. The measure, known as “pardon for mules,” singled out a specific group of prisoners who were victims of indiscriminate and disproportionate legislation that was in effect for many years.  [+ more]
		BFDPP REPORT: DRUG MARKETS AND URBAN VIOLENCE: CAN TACKLING ONE REDUCE THE OTHER - (2009) (English)
		This new report undertaken by The Beckley Foundation Drug Policy Programme is concerned with one of the most worrying aspects of the global trade in illicit drugs – the link to urban violence. This is a leading cause of death in many countries.  [+ more]
		TNI REPORT: CROPS FOR ILLICIT USE AND ECOCIDE - (2008) (English)
		According to the Colombian government, cocaine consumers are unaware of the ecological disaster caused by production of the alkaloid. If they knew that cocaine is perpetrating ecocide in the country they would stop consuming it.  [+ more]
		TNI REPORT: WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS IN THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE: A DRUGS MARKET IN DISARRAY - (2008) (English)
		Drug control agencies have called the significant decline in opium production in Southeast Asia over the past decade a 'success story'. The latest report of the Transnational Institute (TNI).  [+ more]
		Drug Link International - (2008) (English)
		Drugscope has now produced the second pilot issue of Druglink International and all IDPC member organisations have been sent 10 copies. There are more copies available, but postage may have to be charged.   [+ more]
		Open Letter re the Expert Meeting on Drug Policy at the European Parliament - (2008) (English)
		On 16th October 2008 Members of the European Parliament and national Parliamentarians met through an initiative of the Transnational Institute and the Andreas Papandreou Foundation at the European Parliament in Brussels to discuss the ongoing review of the goals and targets adopted at the United Nations General Assembly’s Special Session on Drugs in 1998.  [+ more]
		Report of the Expert Meeting on Drug Policy at the European Parliament - (2008) (English)
		On 16th October 2008 Members of the European Parliament and national Parliamentarians met through an initiative of the Transnational Institute and the Andreas Papandreou Foundation at the European Parliament in Brussels to discuss the ongoing review of the goals and targets adopted at the United Nations General Assembly’s Special Session on Drugs in 1998.  [+ more]
		Harm Reduction Networks' Submission to UN on Human Rights - (2008) (English)
		IHRA’s HR2 programme has authored a submission to the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights www.ohchr.org. The submission – entitled ‘Harm Reduction and Human Rights: The Global Response to Injection-Driven HIV Epidemics’ – was prepared following a call by the High Commissioner’s office for input in preparing a biennial report on HIV and human rights for the UN Human Rights Committee meeting in March 2009.  [+ more]
		Decertifying Bolivia: Bush Administration ‘Fails Demonstrably’ to Make Its Case - (2008) (English)
		‘Decertifying Bolivia: Bush Administration 'Fails Demonstrably' to Make its Case’ has been published by the Andean Information Network and the Washington Office on Latin America in response to the Bush administration’s announcement on September 16, 2008 that Bolivia had “failed demonstrably during the previous 12 months” to adhere to its "obligations under international counternarcotics agreements."  [+ more]