Women who use drugs and their allies are fighting back against systemic violence related to prohibition and punitive responses to drug use. Source: WHRIN
The Cardomom Mountains contain the protected area of the Phnom Samkos Sanctuary, as well as the natural resources needed to produce MDMA's precursor. Source: R. Bociaga
Brazil has now the third largest prison population in the world, with the majority convicted for drug-related crimes. Brazilians increasingly demand changes in policy and legislation that, if aligned with strategies to tackle inequalities, could change this scenario for the better. Source: Agência Brasil/Author: Tomaz Silva
New Zealand's tobacco plan is ambitious, seeking to create a smoke-free nation by the end of this decade. Source: Anton Watman
Paula is a lawyer with more than five years of experience in human rights. Photo: Francesca Brivio
Biden's decision may not directly impact the lives of many prisoners, but may come to have lasting repercussions on American cannabis regulation. Source: Luca Perra
Petro's new Government and his commitment to drug policy change could usher in a new future of drug control for Colombia and the world. Source: Gabriel Leonardo Guerrero
The purple "Ni una mas!" is a permanent monument - also called the anti-monument - to murdered women in Mexico and femicide in the heart of the city. Source: Thayne Tuason
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These Hands Save Lives: Joseph Outlaw, HIV / HEPC Testing and Outreach Coordinator, Human Resource Agency in New Britain, CT. Source: The Hands Project, Nigel Brundson
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Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic people across the globe have had to radically change their lifestyle. How can these difficult changes be related to drug dependency? Source: Florencia Herrera H
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