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Human Rights Documentation and Advocacy: A Guide for Organizations of People Who Use Drugs

Feb 18, 2009

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Describes human rights mechanisms and methods for documenting systematic abuses against drug users as part of an advocacy plan to expand access to HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment. Includes resources and profiles of successful documentation efforts.

Human Rights Documentation and Advocacy: A Guide for Organizations of People Who Use Drugs

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Title: Human Rights Documentation and Advocacy: A Guide for Organizations of People Who Use Drugs
Publication date 2009-02-18
Publication Year 2009
Authors Karyn Kaplan
Copyright holder(s) Open Society Institute
Geographical Focus Global
Keywords use drugs , rights , drug , harm reduction , human
Document type Report/Whitepaper , Toolkit
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/human-rights-documentation-and-advocacy-a-guide-for-organizations-of-people-who-use-drugs.html
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