The Network describes the action as a warlike approach to the drug problem in Liberia despite global calls on governments to change the old approach to the world’s drug problem.
The three former presidents of Nigeria, Chile and Switzerland speak with one voice on the consequences of the drug policy in these past years and on the way forward, learning from the past experiences.
"We have a responsibility to our readers, our followers on social media and everyone who lives and breathes club culture to try and keep you as safe as possible – especially in 2016, when deaths from MDMA are rising "
De Lima pointed out that hundreds have been killed since the Duterte administration took over, and said this can be viewed as “widespread” and trigger greater international concern.
A doctor, youth worker, politician and former top cop have united to call for medically supervised drug usage centres in all major Australian cities as a way to stem the nation's ice epidemic.
