• Int J Prison Health · Jan 2009

    Monitoring harm reduction in European prisons via the Dublin Declaration.

    • Rick Lines, Heino Stöver, Martin C Donochoe, and Jeffrey V Lazarus.
    • International Harm Reduction Association, London, UK.
    • Int J Prison Health. 2009 Jan 1; 5 (4): 251-5.

    AbstractThe Dublin Declaration on Partnership to fight HIV/AIDS in Europe and Central Asia is the key policy document on HIV/AIDS in the European Region as a whole Among the Declaration's 33 actions for governments are many that apply to prison populations. Based upon an analysis of these commitments, and a review of the current status of states in meeting those targets, it is clear that the scale-up of HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment programmes and services in prisons lags far behind what is needed, what is available outside of prisons, and what is mandated within the Declaration itself.

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