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People who inject or use drugs

Recalibrating the Regime: The Need for a Human Rights-Based Approach to International Drug Policy

Organization: HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2008
Format: PDF
Resource Type: Report

In three parts, this report:presents a critical analysis of the UN systems of drug control and human rights, and their relative relationship within overall UN governance, and outlines the basis for the primacy of human rights;highlights the multiple ways in which the...

Hard Time: HIV and Hepatitis C Prevention Programming for Prisoners in Canada

Organization: HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2007
Format: PDF
Resource Type: Report

The goal of this report is to encourage and aid prison systems, other sectors of government, non-governmental and community organizations, and prisoners themselves in responding to the challenges of HIV and HCV, particularly with respect to prevention. 

Closed to Reason: The International Narcotics Control Board and HIV/AIDS

Organization: HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2007
Format: PDF
Resource Type: Report

Nearly one in three HIV infections outside Africa is among people who inject drugs. The International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) could and should be playing a key role in stopping this injection-driven HIV epidemic — but it’s not.Instead, the Board...

A Helping Hand: Legal Issues Related to Assisted Injection at Supervised Injection Facilities

Organization: HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2007
Format: PDF
Resource Type: Report

According to the current legal framework and professional guidelines in Canada, safe injection facility (SIF) staff cannot assist clients in the administration of their drugs and SIF clients cannot help each other inject. However, recent evaluations show that the HIV...

Sticking Points: Barriers to Access to Needle and Syringe Programs in Canada

Organization: HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2007
Format: PDF
Resource Type: Report

Needle and syringe programs (NSPs) are a proven, cost-effective way of reducing the transmission of bloodborne viruses such as HIV and Hepatitis C (HCV) among people who use drugs. They do not result in increased crime in neighbourhoods nor do they lead to drug use....

Points de friction : obstacles à l’accès aux programmes de seringues au Canada

Organization: HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2007
Format: PDF
Resource Type: Report

Les programmes de seringues (PS) sont une méthode éprouvée et efficiente pour réduire la transmission de virus à transmission hématogène, comme le VIH et le VHC (virus de l’hépatite C), parmi les personnes qui font usage de drogue. Ces programmes...

Do Not Cross: Policing and HIV Risk Faced by People Who Use Drugs

Organization: HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2007
Format: PDF
Resource Type: Report

This paper reviews the research literature of relevance to Canada on the impact of law enforcement practices on HIV/AIDS prevention, care and treatment for people who use illegal drugs. We consider the impact of national and provincial/state laws and municipal bylaws...

Legislating for Health and Human Rights: Model Law on Drug Use and HIV/AIDS — Module 1: Criminal law issues

Organization: HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2006
Format: PDF
Resource Type: Report

This model law resource is designed to inform and assist policy-makers and advocates as they approach the task of reforming or making laws to meet the legal challenges posed by the HIV epidemic among people who use drugs.Module 1 contains a prefatory note which...

Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Drug Offences: Why Everyone Loses

Organization: HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2006
Format: PDF
Resource Type: Form or template

There has recently been a movement on the part of the newly elected federal government to consider mandatory sentences and stiff penalties for drug offenders. However, scientific evidence indicates that mandatory minimum sentences only worsen the health-related harms...

Legislating for Health and Human Rights: Model Law on Drug Use and HIV/AIDS — Module 6: Outreach and information

Organization: HIV Legal Network
Publication date: 2006
Format: PDF
Resource Type: Report

This model law resource is designed to inform and assist policy-makers and advocates as they approach the task of reforming or making laws to meet the legal challenges posed by the HIV epidemic among people who use drugs.Module 6 contains a prefatory note which...
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