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  1. Empowering Girls in India!

    09/12/2019

    Growing up in the streets of India is no easy job, especially for girls. In Delhi, the Pardabagh Centre is dedicated to changing girls’ lives through empowering education

  2. Civil Society Urges European Parliament to Make Drug Policy a Priority

    05/12/2019

    At a seminar held in Brussels today, the Civil Society Forum on Drugs urged the European Parliament to prioritize and fund drug policies based on evidence and human rights.

  3. Dianova Says: “Empower Women, Empower Society”

    24/11/2019

    Dianova launches the third phase of its “Human Empowerment” campaign and highlights the link between addiction and violence against women

  4. Have your say about the EU Drug Strategy!

    15/11/2019

    The European Commission has launched a public consultation to gather inputs by anyone affected by illicit drug use at the EU level

  5. Civil Society and Drug Policy

    13/11/2019

    Handbook to support the advocacy work of civil society organizations in European drug policy

  6. Africa is Crying out!

    31/10/2019

    Eugène Etse, head of GRADH, an associate member of the Dianova network in Togo, gives an enthusiastic account of his participation in CoDeS 2019

  7. Working Together to Prevent Suicide

    29/10/2019

    As a member of the NGO Committee of Mental Health, Dianova is sponsoring an event dedicated to suicide prevention on the 10th October in New York

  8. Recognizing Problems to Better Solve Them

    28/10/2019

    The United Nations have begun to review the various challenges of the 2019 Ministerial Declaration to address the world drug problem

  9. The CSFD, an Actor Involved

    21/10/2019

    t its meeting on 8-9 October, CSFD presented a funding project for training activities, organization of seminars and the development of studies

  10. Women & Addictions: a Question of Human Rights

    17/10/2019

    At the 42nd Session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva in September 2019, Dianova International discussed how gender differences in addictions impact women