This Special Issue of the Journal of illicit Economies and Development seeks to understand the environmental impacts of illicit economies beyond traditional crime-focused indicators.
The Cornell Center on Death Penalty Worldwide and HRI highlight trends that characterise the gendered impacts of the implementation of the death penalty for drug offences.
CIVICUS provides an overview of human rights abuses against human rights defenders, lawyers and journalists, by the Philippine government, including through its 'war on drugs'.
EHRA provides an overview of NPS markets in the EECA region, assesses the state of related health provisions, and highlights pending challenges and avenues to address them.
The National Harm Reduction Coalition's DOPE Project shares useful guidance on living through grief, in memory of the preventable loss caused by overdose deaths.
Nelson provides insights into the motivations behind cannabis use among street-involved youth in Uyo, Nigeria; and the limitations and negative impacts of policing and detention on criminalised young people.
This short document serves as a practical guide for civil society on possible ways to use the Model Drug Law in advancing drug policy reform in West Africa and beyond.
IDPC draws lessons from the challenges of tobacco control, including in relation to corporate capture, to inform the design of equitable, inclusive and sustainable cannabis legal regulation.
