Senators propose amendment to enshrine the criminalisation of simple drug possession in Brazil's constitution fueling a destructive domestic 'drug war'.
While the government is primarily considering the economic potential of cannabis in international markets, there's a crucial need to meet domestic demand, including for medical purposes.
US: Re-criminalisation of possession of drugs marks a major U-turn for Oregon, but offers an opportunity for drug policy reformists to address misunderstandings and misinformation about decriminalisation.
A harm reduction resolution was approved at the 67th annual session of the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs, marking a milestone success for civil society's efforts towards rights-based drug policy reform.
Uneven progress has been seen in deaths among people with HIV, as people who inject drugs, women and the most marginalised in society continue to face vulnerability to premature death.
TEDI provide accessible interactive maps with data on geographical and temporal patterns, covering various substances, supporting people navigating a volatile supply and providing insights into key drug market trends.
Cancer patients, people suffering from post-traumatic disorder, and wounded soldiers poised to benefit after Ukraine parliament passes historic law on medical cannabis
Despite expungement, equity licensing and reduced police violence, New York's regulatory system faces tensions between commercialisation and enforcement.
Through case studies across the globe, Amnesty International provides a glimpse on the different ways on how punitive drug policies can inflict violence to communities.
