Watch a short film about a protest at the Oslo parlament demanding better harm reduction services and abolishing social exclusion
A Drug Lord’s Message to Obama! “Stop that Legalizing!”
The Drug Lords International has sent a new message to Presidente Barack Obama!
Serbia only pretends to comply with EUs drug recommendations
Rules and laws related to the possession and use of illicit drugs in Serbia give a lot of room for interpretation. Does this pose a threat, or could it be understood as a form of fake “decriminalization”?
Keep it low!
NeLP was initiated by the HCLU with funding from East-East Partnership Beyond Borders Program of Open Society Foundations. Watch and share our movie about the story of NeLP so far.
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Monitoring the Drug-related Media: The curved mirror
It’s a well-known phenomenon in most western countries, that the media tends to try to conform to expectations implicit in the drug prohibition approach. Read what is HCLUs solution to this issue.
Life saving pioneer work in Bulgaria
Watch the second EDPI film from Bulgaria about the pioneering harm reduction work done by our partner, Initiative for Health Foundation
Faith-based Drug Treatment in Serbia: In the Name of the Father
Despite the violent abuses that came to light against people who use drugs, the Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC) has been recognized by the Serbian government as an important partner in treating people with addictions. NGOs working in the field have expressed serious concerns about the SOC’s ambitions in this area.
Romania introduces new legislation banning legal highs
New legal provisions aimed at banning legal highs continue to ignore the inevitable disastrous consequences for public health. The legislation, which came into force last month, raises several questions.
Budapest at the edge of an HIV explosion?
Harm reduction centres in Budapest are running out of supplies, posing the threat of an HIV epidemic.
