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Singapore must stand firm on its principles in the face of foreign pressures: Josephine Teo Singapore must stand firm on its principles, even in face of foreign pressures on issues such as the death penalty. Second Home Affairs Minister Josephine Te...

How Norway's Prisons Are Different From America's | NowThis NORWAY'S PRISON SYSTEM: ‘The most important thing is how we treat people’ — Norway has developed a prison system that looks a bit different from that in the ...

The U.S. Is Failing Those Dealing With Addiction — Here’s What Must Change ‘If we want people to make different choices, we have to give them better options’ — Here’s how we can rethink our response to people struggling with addicti...

41 S'poreans, PRs nabbed for suspected drug abuse overseas from Jan to Aug 2022 Most of these drug abusers who do not face other concurrent criminal charges are channelled towards rehabilitation. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Module 7: IDPC's gold standard of decriminalisation In this video, IDPC presents the key elements that constitute our gold standard for the decriminalisation of drug use and associated activities.

Singapore: UN experts call for immediate moratorium on ex*****ons for drug offences GENEVA (29 July 2022) – UN experts* today condemned the ex*****on of Nazeri Bin Lajim, a 64-year-old Malay Singaporean national convicted of drug offenses and urged the Government of Singapore to halt plans to execute individuals on death row for drugrelated charges. There has been a sharp rise in...

Aside from Nazeri, many other Singapore death row inmates 'will be dying soon too if nothing is done' to put a stop against Singapore death penalty...

The War on Drugs Is Sending the Vulnerable on Death Row Singapore resumed ex*****ons in March 2022, after a two-year hiatus. According to local activists, there are an estimated 60 inmates on death row, most of wh...

Decriminalisation of people who use drugs: A guide for advocacy - An introduction 'Decriminalisation of people who use drugs: A guide for advocacy - An introduction' is intended to be a user-friendly resource for people from all sectors wh...

Drugs in Asia: Realities and Reforms - On Drug Rehabilitation and Treatment The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention's study on drug policy in 2021 highlighted concerns with the arbitrary detention of people in drug rehabilitation...

The Narcofeminism Storyshare Model The story share model is an important tool for deconstructing the interanalized narratives around the drug war. Traditional storyshare models often reinforc...

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Harm Reduction During Wartime in Ukraine An interview with Anton Basenko, chair of the Ukrainian Network of People Who Use DrugsThe Russian aggression against Ukraine causes tremendous suffering for...

The same old political populist sentiment rhetorically theory under a none-proven evidence-based moral reasoning upon the need on why the government strongly upheld the death penalty punishment specifically against drugs trafficker offenders. [4.06]

Government considering best way forward on Section 377A, says Shanmugam | THE BIG STORY Speaking in Parliament on Thursday (March 3), Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam said the Government is carefully considering the best way forward on Section...

TAKING BACK WHAT’S OURS! – Episode 7. Asia Despite criminalisation, torturous forced labour camps, capital punishment, and state sanctioned murder of people who use drugs, the movement of people who u...

TAKING BACK WHAT’S OURS! – Episode 6. Australia and New Zealand In this episode of the oral history of the movement of people who use drugs, we learn about the successes and challanges in Australia, from four veterans of ...

TAKING BACK WHAT’S OURS! – Episode 5. United States An Oral History of the Movement of People who Use Drugs. Activists from the United States look back on the history of the movement of people who use drugs in...

TAKING BACK WHAT’S OURS! – Episode 4. South Africa Drugreporter and INPUD present the fourth episode of an oral history of the movement of people who use drugs. This time we discover the vibrant user movement...

TAKING BACK WHAT'S OURS! - Episode 3. Germany, Denmark and Norway Drugreporter and INPUD present the third piece of an oral history of the movement of people who use drugs. The second episode is about the achievement of dru...

TAKING BACK WHAT'S OURS! - Episode 2. Canada Drugreporter and INPUD presents the second episode of a 10 chapter long series documenting how people who use drugs around the world have organised and forme...

TAKING BACK WHAT'S OURS! - Episode 1. The Netherlands, Belgium and France TAKING BACK WHAT'S OURS! An Oral History of the Movement of People who use DrugsEpisode 1. The Netherlands, Belgium and FranceThe work of collectives and net...

Ukraine: 11th Emergency Special Session of the General Assembly General Assembly: Eleventh Emergency Special Session (Ukraine)Opening of the session by the President of the General AssemblyMinute of silent prayer or medit...

The Right to Sit at the Table - Civil Society Forum on Drugs More information:http://www.civilsocietyforumondrugs.eu/

UNODC in 60 seconds - 13.01.22 This week's 60 second include:-The World Youth Forum 2022 took place in Egypt -Operation KAFO III: UNODC supported the disruption of fi****ms trafficking flo...

The UN Voluntary Trust Fund supports the Colombian NGO Corporación Espacios de Mujeres With the grant of the UN Voluntary Trust Fund for Victims of Human Trafficking (UNVTF) the Colombian NGO Corporación Espacios de Mujeres has been able to sup...

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A collective global progressive effort in advancing ahead to call for the local and regional state country on moving forward to end against the use of the death penalty punishment, specifically in eradicating or minimizing against an individual person who charges for drugs trafficking criminal offences, whereby Singapore categorise it to fall under the domestic security threshold criminal justice judicial legal system of a most serious crime-related activity!

As well as, to stand together in solidarity with the local death penalty victim/ inmates and their immediate family members especially their children to recognise the bodily autonomy inherent dignity rights of an individual person not to be deprived nor are denied from their right to access for a fair, impartial and just criminal justice due process trial without being under the subjugation of our local government political interest nor any populist sentiment that continues to further polarize our local death penalty victims/inmates right to life!

Malaysia's PM writes to Singapore's Lee Hsien Loong for leniency in drug trafficker's case Malaysian Premier asks Singapore Government to look into staying man's ex*****on, seeks fresh application for presidential clemency.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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