It was a sunny day in Culiacán, the capital of both Sinaloa state in northwest Mexico and, arguably, of the…
Safe consumption spaces and sterile syringe programs are major rallying points for the harm reduction movement. But in an unlikely…
In a recent report on global tobacco control policy, the World Health Organization (WHO) continues to deny a growing body…
The situation for harm reductionists here in Brazil continues to deteriorate. A decree signed by President Jair Bolsonaro and published…
Major obstacles to tobacco harm reduction exist in high-income, “western” countries from the United States to Australia. Yet it’s vital…
The Indian High Court would not have become the first in the world to strike down mandatory death penalties for…
For six weeks this summer I had the extraordinary opportunity to visit harm reduction programs all over Western Europe. In…
Twenty-three thousand dead. That’s the latest estimate—and maybe a low one—of people killed by President Rodrigo Duterte’s Philippines drug war.…
Worldwide, more than half a million of people died from, or in relation to, illicit drug use in 2017, as…
For 10 months now, a Ukrainian harm reduction activist has been illegally detained by the Luhansk People's Republic (LPR), an…