Briefings and submissions
Ten Reasons Why Access to Controlled Medicines is an Issue for CND
16 March 2009
This fact sheet – one of three launched by Harm Reduction International, Human Rights Watch and the Open Society Institute – describes ten main reasons why the Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND)… Read more
Network of Networks: Coherence Not Denial
11 March 2009
The ‘Network of Networks’ – an informal coalition of harm reduction networks from around the world – came together to create this brochure for the High-Level Segment of the 52nd Session of the UN… Read more
Ten Reasons Why the Human Rights Council Must Address Drug Policy
10 March 2009
This fact sheet – one of three launched by Harm Reduction International, Human Rights Watch and the Open Society Institute – describes ten main reasons why the Human Rights Council – and the UN… Read more
Harm Reduction Policy and Practice Worldwide
18 February 2009
In February 2009, Harm Reduction International produced a table which outlines harm reduction policy and practice worldwide. In this table, the information previously gathered for the Global State… Read more
Network of Networks: Resourcing Harm Reduction on a Global Basis
28 January 2009
The ‘Network of Networks’ – an informal coalition of harm reduction networks from around the world – came together to create this brochure for a meeting of key harm reduction donor organisations in… Read more
Harm Reduction International submission on harm reduction to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
25 November 2008
Last weeek, Harm Reduction International’s HR2 programme made a submission to the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. 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… Read more
Coercive drug treatment in China: Human Rights Watch, Harm Reduction International and Asia Catalyst submission to the UN Committee against Torture
06 October 2008
Human Rights Watch , the Harm Reduction International and Asia Catalyst have written to the UN Committee against Torture to raise concerns about possible cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment of people who use drugs in forced detoxification and re-education through labour centres. The submission was prepared ahead of the… Read more