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Balance Between Justice System and Provision of Services
This session is a debate about the justice system - the perspective of HIV prevention, treatment, services available, policies that influence the availability of services, and TB co-infection control.
The Robert Carr Doctrine
This document highlights the principles for a meaningful response to HIV among the world’s key affected populations.
Somebody's mother, somebody's brother
This film features Alyona and Nga. Two people whose lives have been improved by accessing harm reduction services -- including needle exchange and methadone.
Comprehensive HIV Prevention for People Who Use Drugs: Ways Forward for Inclusion of Needle and Syringe Exchange Programmes
This session addresses the potential impacts of restrictions on NSEPs, and propose ways forward for public health actors, community stakeholders, and drug users themselves to maintain and expand comprehensive services, including needle and syringe exchanges, despite the limitations in funding, restrictive political environments, and other barriers to the implementation of this preventive intervention.
Tougher policy on French illegal drug users: what impact on risk reduction?
Presentation from the French National AIDS Council at the AIDS 2012 conference.
Overcoming double standard policies towards expansion of opioid substitution treatment (OST) in Ukraine
Presentation from Oleksandr Lebega from International HIV/AIDS Alliance in Ukraine at the AIDS 2012 conference.
Evidence-based drug policy in four African countries: barriers and opportunities
Webcast of Joanne Csete's from the Global Drug Policy Program presentation at the AIDS 2012 conference.
HIV, Drug-Use and Risks in Different Contexts
Webcasts from the "HIV, Drug-Use and Risks in Different Contexts" oral abstracts session at the AIDS 2012 conference.
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