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Roundtable discussion «European Integration Processes, Legislative Harmonization, and a Balanced Drug Policy Based on Human Rights in Ukraine», 7 April, Kyiv

ECECACD at the 68 th Session of the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND)

Planning Drug Policy Reform in Moldova

Advocacy for Reform at the International Harm Reduction Conference, Warsaw, December 2-4, 2024

High-Level Meeting in Astana on Drug Policy and Opioid Agonist Therapy

Advocacy at the 67th Session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND 2024)

Driving change: efforts to reform drug policies gained traction in Georgia

Public discussion of the state strategy on drugs, December 18, 2023 Kyiv, Ukraine

Ahead of World AIDS Day Global Commission on Drug Policy new report

ECECACD commissioners discussed steps for drug policy transformation with the Moldovan Prime Minister: results of the 1st official visit

Drug policy discussions in Georgia

A new stage in the struggle for humane drug policy in Kyrgyzstan

The public health case for reforming drug policy in Eastern Europe and Central Asia

Health Sustainability Forum: HIV, drug policy and human rights in EECA countries

ECECACD highlighted the EECA region perspectives at the the European Conference on Law Enforcement and Public Health

Press Conference: “One year On: The Impact of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine on Drug and Health Policy in Ukraine and across the Eastern European and Central Asian region

Lithuanian Seimas Committee on Legal Affairs approved the bill on decriminalization of cannabis

The Regional Commission on Drug Policy calls for support of the bill by Lithuanian Seimas on decriminalization of possession of cannabis

Why we came together

Health impact of the war in Ukraine

Members of the ECECACD have visited the Kyrgyz Republic

Former President of Poland Aleksander Kwaśniewski to launch the Eastern and Central European and Central Asian Commission on Drug Policy (ECECACD)

Abandoning repressive drug policies will save € 12.34 billion in four EECA countries and will curb the HIV/AIDS epidemic