We envision a fair and more inclusive Europe, where people who use drugs and marginalised people, have equal and universal access to health and social services.
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Correlation - European Harm Reduction Network retweeted
Over 110 NGOs from 47 countries condemn Hungary’s 2025 crackdown against people who use drugs, harm reduction services, and civil society — calling for urgent Europe-wide action.
Full letter & signatories: idpc.net/news/2025/06/stop-t…
Krakow needs clear legal support for Drug Consumption Rooms.
People must not be criminalised on their way to access care, and police should have the means to support—not hinder—harm reduction efforts.
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📢 Correlation invites you to a Webinar on digital harm reduction.
Discover how digital tools can enhance support for people who use drugs with practical insights and best practices.
🗓 24 June 2025 | 🕑 14:00–15:00 CEST
🔗 Register here: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
📍In Rome, people in poverty tend to rely on cheap, adulterated drugs—raising serious health risks. Drug checking services can help, but access remains limited.
Our new #MonitoringHREurope findings call for urgent action:
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#HarmReduction #DrugChecking
🌍 Europe needs drug policies based on health, rights, and evidence - not punishment. Our Policy Paper "Harm Reduction Works!" calls for real change.
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Our new city report highlights the need to expand drug checking services in Rome, where displacement, shifting drug markets and underfunding of harm reduction services expose marginalised people who use drugs to severe health risks.
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Discarded syringes in Krakow point to urgent public health risks. DCRs reduce the presence of open drug use in public spaces—yet local efforts to introduce them face threats of criminalisation. It’s time for change.
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📚 New: Our Policy Paper "Harm Reduction Works!" shows why Europe must shift to health- and rights-based drug policies.
The next EU Drug Strategy must prioritise humane, evidence-driven solutions.
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1 in 4 people who use drugs interviewed for the Krakow City Report experienced an overdose last year. Many didn’t get emergency help—friends were too afraid of police.
Krakow needs DCRs and naloxone access to save lives and protect public health.
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🎥 The recording of our webinar “Nitazenes in Europe – How Should We Prepare?” is now online! A big thank you to everyone who joined from around the world and took part in the lively session.
📺 Watch here: correlation-net.org/2025/03/…
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FINAL REMINDER: Don’t miss the webinar tomorrow!
We’ll explore the latest developments and trends related to nitazenes and discuss practical responses at European, national, and local levels.
🔗 Register here to secure your spot:
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Stigma and NIMBY attitudes block needed services—but evidence shows harm reduction improves safety, quality of life, and local economies. Bratislava needs community-driven solutions.
📖 Read more in the City Report: correlation-net.org/2025/04/…
#MonitoringHREurope
Correlation - European Harm Reduction Network retweeted
‼️ 600 civil society organisations stand together and reiterate our message: #StopAttackingNGOs
👉 Read now: bit.ly/3RD8Zr6
Swipe below to learn why the following undersigned organisations continue to support our statement!
The report points to funding shortages as a key challenge in HCV care. How does this impact harm reduction?
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