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A mother holds pictures of two of her children that have been killed by the police as part of the Philippines drug war.

Duterte Rising: How the Philippines’ Drug War Came to Be

A graffiti in Vancouver asks: "how do we end the drug crisis?". The answer: "Prescription heroin and opium poppy cultivation rights!" is given.

Understanding The Moral Panic About Safer Supply

UK Elections Cheat Sheet: What Does Each Party Say About Drug Policy?

Poland is Having a Medical Cannabis Revolution

Can Petro’s ‘Total Peace’ Plan Protect Colombia’s Civilians?

The Colonial Legacy of Drug Control in Lebanon

The Weight of Inaction: The Mothers Fighting the War on Drugs

Ahead of European Elections, Advocates Launch The Drug Policy Manifesto

New Coalition Calls for Drug Legalisation in New Zealand

Xenophobia Plagues France’s Response to Crack Use

Living in a Social and Racial Apartheid in Brazil’s Favelas

Brazil’s Fight Against Constitutional Amendment to Criminalise Drug Use

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