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HRI ; HRI, Organisateur de réunion ; 13th International conference on the reduction of drug related harm. Social changes: lines of inclusion and diversity. Book of abstracts (3-7 March 2002; Ljubljana, Slovenia) | 2002
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ASIAN HARM REDUCTION NETWORK ; HRI, Organisateur de réunion ; AHRN, Organisateur de réunion ; 14th International conference on the reduction of drug related harm. Strengthening partnerships for a safer future. Final programme and abstract book (6-10 April 2003; Chiangmai, Thailand) | 2003
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Imprisonment is a common experience for people who use drugs. Approximately 56-90% of people who use drugs will spend time in prisons for a variety of crimes including drug use, possession, trafficking and sale, as well as for acquisitive crimes[...]
Over 31,000 women across Europe and Central Asia are imprisoned for drug offences, representing 28 percent of all women in prisons in these regions, according to a new report by Harm Reduction International. This report, the first to calculate [...]
This report exposes the links between the carrying out of executions and the financial contributions from European governments, the European Commission and the UNODC to support drug enforcement operations in countries that use the death penalty [...]
Among the many notable events happening in and around Harm Reduction 2009: IHRA's 20th International Conference in Bangkok were the highly publicised keynote speeches by Professor Michel Kazatchkine (Executive Director of the Global Fund to Figh[...]
The use of amphetamines and its associated harms have received heavy media coverage and increased research attention in some countries. However, the harm reduction response remains underdeveloped when compared to the response to opiates and inje[...]
The Global State of Harm Reduction 2008 is the result of several months of hard work and collaborative efforts by IHRA and regional harm reduction networks and organisations around the world. It is the third publication from, and a major compone[...]
This report is the second major report in the series. It provides a region-by-region update of key developments in harm reduction since the first Global State report was released in 2008. It also explores several issues key to the response to dr[...]
Europe is the birthplace of harm reduction, and the region where the successes of this approach in averting epidemics can be most plainly seen. It includes harm reduction champion countries, that have long invested in their national harm reducti[...]
Even though prisoners do not forfeit their human rights, such as the right to health, there is an enormous gap between health and human rights standards and their effective implementation in places of detention. This is in no small part due to [...]
Harm Reduction International has compiled the first global data snapshot on injecting drug use and related HIV and other harms among children and young people under the age of 18. Young people who inject drugs have specific developmental, socia[...]
A useful overview of UN endorsement of harm reduction measures; the legality of harm reduction services under the Drug Conventions; the obligation in human rights law to ensure access to harm reduction services and the global state of harm reduc[...]
