IHRA, Human Rights Watch and the Open Society Institute released three fact sheet on human rights and drug policy on day one of the regular session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs. This document outlines the key reasons why international drug policy effects human rights.
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Fact Sheet
Ten Ways Drug Policy Affects Human Rights
Fact sheet issued by IHRA, Human Rights Watch and the Open Society Institute
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