International Drug Policy: Animated Report 2009
Submitted on Fri, 06/03/2009 - 16:00
Produced by an Oscar-winning studio for the Global Drug Policy Program of the Open Society Institute, International Drug Policy: Animated Report 2009 highlights some of the disastrous effects of drug policy in recent years and proposes solutions for a way forward. In the run-up to the March 2009 UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs meeting—where the future path of international drug policy will be determined—this film seeks to show that pursuing a "drug-free world" can lead to more harm than good.
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The International Drug Policy: animated film
Wow - what an interesting and thought provoking film covering many aspects of drug policy that not many people know about - Is there any chance I could have a copy as it directly addresses some issues I'm looking into for my Criminology course.
Many thanks for showing this,
lizbee