Our new report (PDF) aims to assess the various policy responses to new psychoactive substances (so called “legal highs”) in five European countries – Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Romania and Serbia – , from the perspective of researchers, service providers, law enforcement officials and activists working with the most affected communities of people who use drugs.
The Denver Sessions
Watch some great sessions on video, recorded at the International Drug Policy Reform Conference in Denver, Colorado.
Disagreement Over Meaningful Involvement of Civil Society at EU Drug Meeting
The Lithuanian EU presidency invited civil society members to present their views on UNGASS 2016 at the meeting of the Horizontal Working Party on Drugs
Party Leader Arrested for Smoking a Joint In Public
András Istvánffy, leader of a small opposition party, has been arrested by the police for smoking a joint in public, as a protest against marijuana prohibition
Public Hearing on New Psychoactive Substances
The European Economic and Social Council (EESC) organized a public hearing on new psychoactive substances in Brussels on Wednesday
Video Advocacy Workshop on Video
All the presentations of the workshop titled “Low threshold digital video storytelling for harm reduction advocacy, activism, and education” are now available on video. The workshop was held in Vilnius at the International Harm Reduction Conference.
A MILE HIGH IN DENVER – How Colorado Legalized Marijuana
Our film gives you an insight on how the state of Colorado regulates the recreational use of cannabis
Mayor Wants to Close Down Needle Exchange in Budapest
Public funding and political support of harm reduction is waning in Hungary.
How To Prevent Prescription Drug Overdose Deaths?
In its latest film the Drugreporter is searching for solutions to prevent lethal prescription drug overdoses in the United Sates
Drug Policy Reformers Awarded in Denver
Watch the videos of the award ceremony at the International Drug Policy Reform Conference in Denver! Winners Include Seattle Police Department, Organizers of CO and WA Marijuana Legalization Initiatives, Portugal Government’s Drug Agency, Global Commission on Drug Policy, and More
