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La voz de Colombia en la reforma a la política internacional de drogas.

Join us for a webinar reflecting on key developments from this year’s CND session and their implications for the future of global drug policy reform.

Join us for a webinar reflecting on key developments from this year’s CND session and their implications for the future of global drug policy reform.

Below, the CND Blog offers an Index of the real-time non-literal blogging material captured during the 69th UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs. Please note the timings are mostly based on the official Programme, and may not perfectly coincide with the timings of the actual proceedings. INDEX Plenary Committee of the Whole Informal Dialogues Plenary Opening …

On this edition of Century: CND69 Part Three. We feature voices of civil society from the 69th session of the UN’s Commission on Narcotic Drugs including Ben Saul, UN Human Rights Council Special Rapp...

Drug-related executions surged by 97% in 2025. Explore the global trends, country-specific data, and the disproportionate impact of punitive drug control on vulnerable populations.

On this edition of Century: #CND69 Part One. The United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs held its 69th session this year from March 9-13 in Vienna, Austria. This week’s edition of Century is part ...

Governments around the world are increasingly recognising that punitive drug policies have failed. Criminalisation continues to drive preventable health harms, mass incarceration, and serious human rights violations. Yet across regions, community-led and grassroots responses are proving what works: improving access to services, reducing stigma, and building trust between communities and institutions. This side event, held during the 69th session of the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs (#CND69), brings together voices from civil society and affected communities to share practical lessons on meaningful participation, strategic advocacy, and protecting civic space. Drawing on the global experience of the Support. Don’t Punish campaign — active in over 120 countries — the discussion explores how community leadership, backed by international human rights standards such as Human Rights Council resolution 60/26, can help shape more effective, evidence-based, and rights-affirming drug policies. Speakers highlight why participation is not optional — it is essential. Organised by IDPC and the Support. Don’t Punish campaign, with EuroNPUD, Manas, Mujeres Libres, Skoun, OHCHR, UNAIDS, the Robert Carr Fund and the Elton John AIDS Foundation. More information: https://supportdontpunish.org/cnd69-event-from-punishment-grassroots-organising-for-drug-policies-that-support-communities/ Speakers: • Sally Gandar (OHCHR) • Claudia Cardona (Mujeres Libres, Colombia) • Joana Canêdo (EuroNPUD) • Tatyana Sleiman (Skoun, Lebanon) • Chinwike Okereke (AFRILAW, Nigeria) Moderator: Juan Fernández Ochoa (IDPC)

In her final CND as IDPC ED, Ann Fordham reflects on a historic shift: the recognition of harm reduction in UN drug policy debates, amid rising geopolitical tensions, fractured consensus, and a multilateral system under strain.

On this edition of Free Culture Radio: Decriminalization in the Context of HIV.

On this edition of Century: CND69 Part Two. The United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs held its 69th session this year from March 9-13 in Vienna, Austria. This week on Century we’ll hear interven...

On this edition of Free Culture Radio: Decriminalization in the Context of HIV.

On this edition of Prison Pipeline: The Global War on Drugs. The United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs held its 69th session March 9 through 13. Delegates from many of the world’s nations along ...

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