More than 260 European drug policy NGOs and 130 drug policy experts from 25 EU Member States have already signed the 2024 Manifesto for a progressive EU drug policy.
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.
Over 30 European organisations acknowledge the failure of drug policies and demand a new approach prioritising health, rights, and community participation
Stevens et al. explain how decriminalising drug possession is an immediate first step towards reducing the harms of punitive drug policies and drug-related harm.
Cancer patients, people suffering from post-traumatic disorder, and wounded soldiers poised to benefit after Ukraine parliament passes historic law on medical cannabis
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.
Germany's cannabis reform signals a continental step in the right direction, but it is also a missed opportunity to centre racial justice and social equity
While world leaders convened at UN headquarters in Vienna today, an unprecedented pro-reform coalition led by Colombia called for a new approach to the catastrophic global drugs crisis that now claims half a million lives annually, and drives human rights violations across the world.
The Eastern and Central European and Central Asian Commission on Drug Policy calls to attention the external and internal elements affecting the drug situation in the region, and highlights opportunities for effective and humane drug policy reform.
