15 October 2019International consensus statement on the role of nurses in supervised consumption sitesThe document provides a foundation to guide practice, policy, research, and operational decisions in safer consumption sites.
15 October 2019The uncounted victims of the war on drugsIn the UK and elsewhere, racialised anti-drug policies disproportionately impact minority ethnic communities, fuelling discrimination.
15 October 2019Philippines police chief and Duterte drug war enforcer resigns in meth scandalAfter 6 years of allegations for reselling confiscated drugs for profit, Oscar Albayalde has stepped down as head of the Philippine National Police
23 October 2019Indonesia's drug policyThis collection of articles sheds light on a range of issues from the death penalty, to cannabis activism to peer-based support for women.
23 October 2019The death penalty for drugs: What public opinion surveys in Asia teach usFaced with real-life scenarios, public support for capital punishment drops to well under 20%.
25 October 2019Fighting for compassion in the Philippines’ brutal drug warAmidst the Philippine “war on drugs”, Nobox promotes health-orientated alternatives.
25 October 2019International donors meet target of $14 billion to fight AIDS, TB and malaria at conference in FranceThe Fund says the pledges will help save 16 million lives and avert 234 million infections by 2023.
25 October 2019How psychedelic exceptionalism harms drug usersDr. Carl Hart underscores perceptions of risk can be mediated by biases and feed into stigmatising narratives
25 October 2019Canada's 2019 election shows that nobody in any position of power cares how many drug users dieThe major Canadian parties have only spent very few words on the issue of overdoses, despite an ongoing health crisis.
25 October 2019Improving healthcare access for marginalised peopleNobody Left Outside provides orientations to make informed decisions on healthcare access for underserved and marginalised people.
25 October 2019Drug users are not damaging the environment, the war on drugs isThe environmental damage associated with the informal drug markets is a product of prohibition, not people who use drugs.
25 October 2019We’re not there just yet: A joint statement on harm reduction and the Global Fund Sixth Replenishment The donated $14 billion for the Sixth Global Fund Replenishment are not enough, international donors, increased political will, and strong community-led and civil society advocacy are fundamental if we want to change.