Drug Policy Should Protect Social Leaders, Not Expose Them
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Lucas Marín Llanes recently published an investigation for the International Journal of Drug Policy on how the Colombian crop substitution…
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IDPC’s Jamie Bridge on the Global Drug Policy Index
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TalkingDrugs’ Anastasia Bezverkha attended the European Harm Reduction Association (EHRA) conference in Prague and caught up with the International Drug…
Last Night a DJ Saved My Life: Digital words with Constellations panellists
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With the stellar HRI conference Constellations starting tomorrow, TalkingDrugs had the opportunity to catch up with some of the panellists…
Taliban and opium poppy: should we expect a ban on cultivation?
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In 2000, the Taliban were in power and due to the official ban on opium cultivation, the world market fell…
An Insight into Colombia’s Drug Policy
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This is the first article of Mauro Echeverria’s “The Great Colombia: A Drug Policy Profile of Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador”…
The Uncovered Truth: How the opium poppy cultivation in Kyrgyzstan ended
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TalkingDrugs is excited to present to its readers an extract from Sputnik.kg on the origins of opium cultivation in Kyrgyzstan.…
Militarism, Prohibitionism, Drug War: A Formula for Massacre
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On the 6th of May, agents of the Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro entered the community of Jacarezinho to…
Трилемма наркополитики: как эффективно бороться с наркотиками, обеспечив также мир и развитие?
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Смерть 25 человек в результате полицейского рейда в Рио де Жанейро в мае 2021 года вновь актуализировала фокус “войны с наркотиками”…
Global Harm Reduction Funding Crisis Is Worse Than Ever
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Globally, 2019 saw 1.7 million new HIV infections, with 690,000 deaths from complications related to AIDS. There are now an estimated…
Drugs ‘Trilemma’: How To Halt The Deadly Trade While Still Ensuring Development And Peace
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The deaths of 25 people in a police raid on drug gangs in Rio de Janeiro have brought the “war…
World Executions for Drug Charges Fell Sharply Amid COVID. It’s Likely Temporary.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world last year, governments executed far fewer people for drug convictions than they did in…