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Institutions Remain Dumping Grounds for Forgotten People
October 2009
An investigative article supported by the Open Society Institute highlights the appalling human rights abuses that take place on a daily basis in institutions for people with disabilities in Bulgaria, Romania, and Serbia.


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Buyer Beware? Global Fund Grants and Procurement of Harm Reduction Supplies in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
October 2009
In Eastern Europe and Central Asia, support from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria has increased availability of harm reduction services and supplies, but a recent influx of poor quality supplies is threatening the success of harm reduction programs.

Women, Harm Reduction, and HIV
October 2009
A new report by the Open Society Institute examines women’s access to harm reduction, reproductive health, and HIV and AIDS services in the former Soviet Union.

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