UNODC (2010): From Coercion to Cohesion: Treating Drug Dependence Through Health Care, Not Punishment

Treatment as an alternative to criminal justice sanctions for people suffering from drug use disorders. A public health response to illicit drug use and related crime as supported by the drug control Conventions

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UNODC/WHO (2009): Principles of Drug Dependence Treatment

This discussion paper aims to encourage Governments and other partners to take concerted action for the implementation of evidence-based drug dependence treatment services, which respond to the needs of their populations.

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UNODC (2009): Reducing the adverse health and social consequences of drug abuse: a comprehensive approach

Inspired by the international drug control treaties and supported by a growing body of scientific and medical evidence, this paper, prepared by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime in consultation with the International Narcotics Control Board, outlines a comprehensive set of measures designed to prevent drug abuse, facilitate entry into drug treatment and reduce the adverse health and social consequences of drug abuse.

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