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  • About GLaD
  • People
    • Kate Seear
    • Dion Kagan
    • Sean Mulcahy
    • Emily Lenton
    • Alejandra Zuluaga
    • Alex Johnson
  • Projects
    • Reducing drug-related harms in Australia through a new Reform Collaboratory
    • Hepatitis C post-cure
    • Post human-rights
    • Trial of a universal precautions approach to stigma reduction in the BBV/STI field
    • Feminist Legislation Project
  • Podcasts
    • Rerighting Drugs
    • After Cure
    • World Hepatitis Day
  • Publications
    • Articles
    • Books and chapters
    • Media
    • Presentations
    • Reports
    • Submissions
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New parliamentary issues paper on the health impacts of AOD

The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care, and Sport has tabled an issues paper into the health impacts of AOD in Australia

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Two male bodies, cropped from the the chin, with a half drunk beer in the foreground

New research on gender in alcohol and other drug regulation

In our latest article, we explore how alcohol and other drugs issues are considered in human rights scrutiny processes in Australian parliaments.

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Victorian inquiry into cannabis considers law reform

A Victorian parliamentary committee recently released a report detailing the findings and recommendations from a major inquiry into the use of cannabis in Victoria. GLaD program lead Associate Professor Kate Seear was one of several people to make a submission to the inquiry.

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Chemsex and the law – improving the justice system’s response to drug-related sexual offences

The Victorian Law Reform Commission is currently conducting a review of Victoria’s laws relating to rape, sexual assault and associated adult and child sexual offences. The review will make recommendations to improve the justice system’s responses to sexual offences. The Commission will deliver its report to the Attorney General very soon.

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