U.S. Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman put forth a resolution that includes a formal apology from Congress for the failure and destruction the war on drugs has caused, specifically to people of color, and additionally proclaims that future drug policy should be based on health evidence.
The Philippines government will provide free hand guns to local community leaders in an effort to further their violent attacks and human rights violations of drug users.
In Uruguay, demand overtakes the cannabis supply in a country where the legal cannabis market is regulated, yet the underground marketplace continues to thrive.
IDPC expresses concern about Commissioner Gaviria's endorsement of a presidential candidate whose proposals on drug policy are in stark contrast with the ones made by the Global Commission on Drug Policy.
"The transparent chain" conference gathered academics, entrepreneurs, policy makers and more, to explore the planned experiment of government- led cannabis cultivation in the Netherlands.
While imported medical marijuana is currently available, Czech pharmacies will soon carry domestically grown cannabis that helps around 880,000 people throughout the country.
Under the current law, France now permits the sale of products with 0.2% THC cannabis but can be rich in CBD, which may provide customers relief through syrups or oils.
A snapshot into the mass violence and brutal killings brought on by the war on the drugs in the Philippines: How the event of drug crackdown, led to the death of a father and child.
A new report from the West Belfast Community Drugs Panel links the current drug problem to historical trauma and poverty that has not been addressed by governmental agencies.
