Harm Reduction International
The harm reduction and drug policy reform movements are characterised by solidarity and equity, informed by evidence and allied with health and social justice movements. We show how rights-based, evidence-informed responses to drugs contribute to healthier, safer societies, and why investing in harm reduction makes sense. We advocate for an inclusive definition of harm reduction that emphasises non-judgmental, evidence-based health interventions and is grounded in justice.
Basic Information
- Category: organization
- Website: https://www.hri.global
Documented Facts
- Email: office@hri.global (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
Evidence and Sources
- Harm Reduction International — Official Site (official)
- Harm Reduction International on facebook (social)
- Harm Reduction International on linkedin (social)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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The harm reduction and drug policy reform movements are characterised by solidarity and equity, informed by evidence and allied with health and social justice movements. We show how rights-based, evidence-informed responses to drugs contribute to healthier, safer societies, and why investing in harm reduction makes sense. We advocate for an inclusive definition of harm reduction that emphasises non-judgmental, evidence-based health interventions and is grounded in justice.
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