World Health Assembly side-event highlights evidence-based solutions for suicide prevention
On 18 May 2026, CPSP supported an official side-event at the 79th World Health Assembly in Geneva on evidence-based approaches to suicide prevention....
On 18 May 2026, CPSP supported an official side-event at the 79th World Health Assembly in Geneva on evidence-based approaches to suicide prevention....
A new study has revealed a significant rise in self-poisoning cases – and related deaths – from a highly toxic pesticide in Bangladesh.
*Warning: This article discusses means of self-harm and suicide. If you have questions on self-harm or feel suicidal, use this link to find an international helpline – www.findahelpline.com*.
The Indian state of Andhra Pradesh has introduced a 60-day ban on the sale, distribution, and use of a highly toxic pesticide.
The Global Alliance on Highly Hazardous Pesticides (GAHHPs) is now accepting applications for membership.
Following Telangana’s landmark decision earlier this year to introduce a temporary ban on paraquat — a highly hazardous pesticide — CPSP Project and Policy Officer Dhannya V. Sasi retraces the steps that led to this move and considers its potential impact.
*Warning: This article discusses suicidal behaviour. If you have questions on self-harm or feel suicidal, use this link to find an international helpline.*
South Africa has officially banned terbufos, a highly hazardous pesticide linked to multiple deaths, following a government decision announced last year.
The Government of Myanmar and the state government of Telangana in India have recently taken steps to restrict the use of highly hazardous pesticides.
To mark this year’s World Health Day on Tuesday 7th April, the Centre for Pesticide Suicide Prevention (CPSP) has launched a new film trailer, highlighting its commitment to preventing pesticide suicides.