The human rights of people who identify as women are an important consideration when legislating drug policy reforms in Australia and across the world. Globally,
Reducing drug-related harms through a new Reform Collaboratory Governments have long sought to prevent harms through a policy of prohibition, where drug use is criminalised. The guiding logic of prohibition
GLaD researcher Alejandra Zuluaga has successfully completed her PhD in human rights and drug policy. Her thesis, ‘Coca, gender and the ontopolitics of human rights
Call for papers and presentations for Law, Drugs, and the Moving Body: a seminar held as a satellite event alongside the Contemporary Drug Problems conference.
The law has the power to shape public understandings of hepatitis C infection, including how people with the virus understand themselves and their ability to avoid the stigma associated with it. The latest article from our project on the experiences of people treated for hepatitis C engages with the challenges posed by laws and policies devised in a pre-cure world.
To mark World Hepatitis Day in 2022, researchers in the GLaD and DruGS programs at ARCSHS got together with CEO of Hepatitis Australia Carrie Fowlie to share and discuss findings from three recent social research projects on hepatitis C. Listen to the conversation here.
Seeking participants for research on people’s lived experience of hepatitis C cure
We are delighted to introduce you to a new research program at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society (ARCSHS).