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FRANÇAIS : Ce rapport rend compte des données collectées par enquête auprès des usagers de drogues par injection de Lahore (caractéristiques démographiques, types d'usage, comportements à risque, connaissances sur le VIH et l'hépatite) ainsi q[...]
An increasing number of countries have introduced HIV programmes in prisons since the early 1990s. However, many of them are small in scale, restricted to a few prisons, or exclude necessary interventions for which evidence of effectiveness exis[...]
This policy brief reviews the evidence to date on providing antiretroviral (ARV) therapy to HIV-positive injecting drug users. A number of related medical, psychological and social issues are also addressed including the need to manage drug inte[...]
The provision of access to sterile injection equipment for injecting drug users and the encouragement of its use are essential components of HIV/AIDS prevention programmes, and should be seen as a part of overall comprehensive strategies to redu[...]
The rates of HIV infection among inmates of prisons and other detention centres in many countries are significantly higher than those in the general population. Examples include countries in Western and Eastern Europe, Africa, Latin America and [...]
Drug-dependence treatment aims at improving the health and quality of life of persons with drug dependence through achieving abstinence from drug consumption, reduction in morbidity and mortality caused by or related to high risk behaviors assoc[...]
In many countries, access to drug-dependence treatment and HIV/AIDS prevention and care services is limited for injecting drug users. Moreover, users of illicit drugs are commonly marginalized by communities and usually attempt to remain hidden [...]
FRANÇAIS : Ce guide est destiné travailleurs sociaux désireux de mettre en place un programme d'échange de seringue dans le cadre d'une prévention de la transmission du VIH/sida. La première partie traite de la mise en place du projet : popula[...]
As a new chapter in the response to the world drug problem begins, UNAIDS calls on countries to adopt the recommendations contained within this report, and to rapidly transform those commitments into laws, policies, services and support that all[...]
The purpose of this publication is to provide guidance on implementing HIV, hepatitis C (HCV) and hepatitis B (HBV) programmes for people who use stimulant drugs and who are at risk of contracting these viruses. It aims to: - Increase awareness[...]
ONUDC / UNODC ; INPUD ; UNAIDS = ONUSIDA ; UNDP ; United Nations Population Fund ; OMS / WHO ; United States Agency for International Development | 2017
RapportIn all regions of the world, people who inject drugs are disproportionately affected by HIV. Globally, people who inject drugs are 28 times more likely to be living with HIV than the general population. The United Nations Office on Drugs and Cri[...]
OMS / WHO ; UNDP ; UNAIDS = ONUSIDA ; International Centre on Human Rights and Drug Policy | 2019
RapportResponding to the harms associated with drug use and the illicit drug trade is one of the greatest social policy challenges of our time. All aspects of this challenge have human rights implications. The drugs issue cuts across the 2030 Agenda fo[...]
An increasing number of countries has introduced HIV programmes in prisons since the early 1990s. However, many of them are small in scale, restricted to a few prisons, or exclude necessary interventions for which evidence of effectiveness exist[...]
Since the early 1990s, various countries have introduced HIV programmes in prisons. However, many of them are small in scale, restricted to a few prisons, or exclude necessary interventions for which evidence of effectiveness exists. There is an[...]
An increasing number of countries has introduced HIV programmes in prisons since the early 1990s. However, many of them are small in scale, restricted to a few prisons, or exclude necessary interventions for which evidence of effectiveness exist[...]
