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Fast track to end AIDS by 2030: for people in prisons

For Prisoners, Opioid Agonist Therapy Reduces Risks of Post-release Mortality by Up to 75%, So Why Do Some Patients Not Want It?

Take-home naloxone: a life saver in opioid overdose

Safe-injection sites are needed in prisons

Invitation 'Condom Summit'

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Comics book - a visual aid for to post-prison release interventions for drug users

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A Time to Act!

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Preventing blood-borne viruses in prison settings: ECDC and EMCDDA Guidance

Toolkit “Guidelines for naloxone provision upon release from prison and other custodial settings"

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We Fight, We Hide or We Unite

How America’s prisons are fueling the opioid epidemic

New psychoactive substances in prison

Public health guidance on active case finding of communicable diseases in prison settings

Canada to test first needle exchange program in a North American prison

Prison nurses are ending up in hospital because of levels of 'Spice' fumes

High risk of overdose on prison release

With a focus on reducing prisoner re-offending, new vocational and work-based rehabilitation projects launched in Tajikistan

Young People and Mothers Fight Together to End the War on Drugs in Belarus

More than half of inmates took meth before being imprisoned

Drugs courts: Justice system that aims to rehabilitate

  1. Projekt HA-REACT w ramach wspólnych działan Unii Europejskiej na rzecz zapobiegania HIV
  2. Portugal’s radical drugs policy is working. Why hasn’t the world copied it?
  3. A 'hellish world': the mental health crisis overwhelming America's prisons
  4. Afraid of freedom: Leaving jail a perilous time for addicts
  5. The Death Penalty for Drug Offences
  6. How America’s prisons are fueling the opioid epidemic
  7. Heated floors and pillow-top mattresses... in prison
  8. Study: Prison Drug Treatment Cuts Statewide Opioid Overdose Deaths by 12%
  9. The evaluation of the Drug Recovery Wing pilots: Final report.
  10. Opioid addiction treatment behind bars reduced post-incarceration overdose deaths in Rhode Island
  11. Why the Disease Definition of Addiction Does Far More Harm Than Good
  12. Treatment – not prison – alternative for drug offenders faces funding questions in NC
  13. In Kyrgyzstan, Fines for Drug-Related Offences will Grow 30-Fold
  14. Ukraine Expands Opioid Substitution Therapy to Reduce HIV
  15. The EU Adopts Its Most Progressive Drug Action Plan Ever
  16. Eliminating criminal penalties for all drug use is a logical evolution of Canada's drug policy
  17. How effective are needle exchange programs?
  18. Portugal MP Calls for Cannabis to be Legalised, Sold at Street Value, to "End Traffickers' Business"
  19. Could prescription heroin be the next step in treating addiction?
  20. Are we missing the real opioid drug crisis?

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Useful Links

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
European Monitoring Centre for Drugs & Drug Addiction
WHO Health in Prisons Programme
Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS
World Medical Association - Doctors Working in Prison

Acknowledgements

This website uses heavily educational materials and guides prepared by a number of experts, and coordinated by Institute of Addiction Research of the University of Applied Sciences in Frankfurt am Main and UNODC, within several EU programmes. We express our sincere thanks to all those who worked so hard on the preparation of these guides,  for their contributions to its content and their comments. Without you, this website would be just an empty shell - THANK YOU!

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