National Overdose Awareness and Naloxone campaign launches in the UK
Changing attitudes towards drug deoendency could lead to better prevention and treatment. Source: Flickr/Creative Commons 2.0
Treat Illegal Drug Use As Health Issue, Says UK Government Review – Here’s Why
Safer injection equipment. Source: Todd Huffman, Wikimedia Commons.
US Syringe Exchanges Are Still Under Attack (Part 2)
The Right-Wing Pro-Death Stance on Medical Cannabis in Brazil
Canada: Decriminalising Drug Use Is A Necessary Step, But It Won’t End The Opioid Overdose Crisis
Needle exchange supplies. Source: Wikimedia Commons
US Syringe Exchanges Are Still Under Attack (Part 1)
Militarism, Prohibitionism, Drug War: A Formula for Massacre
Global Harm Reduction Funding Crisis Is Worse Than Ever
UN Highlights Role of Drug War in Racist Policing 
Cruel Cages: How the Most Overcrowded Prison in the World Ignored a Pandemic
Point of View: Chemsex Harm Reduction with Patriic Gayle
Photograph of Rio de Janeiro via Wikimedia Commons/Creative Commons 2.0
The Jacarezinho Massacre and Lethal Drug Policy Enforcement in Brazil
The Forgotten History of European Drug-Dealer Activism
Bolsonaro’s Cabinet Crusade Against Cannabis is Racist and Classist
First Aid Kit. Source: City of Raleigh, North Carolina
What I Learned From My First Injection Infection
Debunking Myths: Naloxone, The Life-Saving Antidote To Opioid Overdose
Drug Decriminalisation: Progress or Political Red Herring?
Courtesy of the Yes on 110 campaign.
Drug Decriminalisation in Oregon: How’s It Going So Far?
Beyond Duterte: A Legacy Of Punitive Drug Policies In The Philippines
'Just Say No' To Zero Tolerance Policies: Why Universities Must Adopt Harm Reduction
The Death Penalty for Drug Offences 2020: Country by Country. Source: HRI
World Executions for Drug Charges Fell Sharply Amid COVID. It’s Likely Temporary.
Mexico Moves To Legalise Cannabis Use, A Modest Step Toward De-escalating Drug War
A Chance To Get Their Life Back: Perspectives on Rehab and Recovery in the UK
Emblem of the United Nations. Source: Wikipedia
UNDP Brazil Condones Forced Abstinence and Religious Pathologisation of People Who Use Drugs
Harm Reduction Resources