Harm Reduction

Feb 6, 2012

Kardos Tamás

The Economic Crisis is a Danger for Harm Reduction in Portugal

Portugal is well known for its progressive drug policy – but the economic crisis may undermine effective harm reduction services in the country. Read a short report from our Portugese partner, APDES, and learn how NGOs fight to keep harm reduction on the agenda!

Feb 2, 2012

Péter Sárosi

Count the Costs with Former Presidents!

There is no consistency in our policies on drugs – says Ruth Dreifuss, the former president of the Swiss Federation

Jan 29, 2012

Péter Sárosi

Investing in Young People – Harm Reduction in Lebanon

Our new movie shows how harm reduction breaks taboos and moves drug policy in a good direction in Lebanon!

Jan 19, 2012

Péter Sárosi

Is banning legal highs effective? Learning from the Hungarian experience

It seems we need more than supply reduction and law enforcement to stop the flow of cheap research chemicals from China and India – an HCLU report on legal highs in Hungary

Jan 10, 2012

Péter Sárosi

7 Reasons Why We Dislike the New Hungarian Drug Strategy

The Hungarian government decided to reject the progressive drug strategy of the country and to draft a new, prohibitionist one. The head of the Drug Policy Program of the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union argues that this is an example how a government should NOT draft a drug strategy.

Jan 9, 2012

Péter Sárosi

Fixerum – Mobile Injection Room in Copenhagen

Do you want to know how you can prevent overdose deaths and infections among drug users in your country? Watch the new movie of the HCLU and learn from the Danish!