POTUS Donald Trump says China has no drug problem

China Business Times

Coverage March 6, 2019

White House priorities opioid abuse in first national drug control strategy

"It lacks imagination, urgency or any real innovation when it comes to tackling one of the biggest crises of our time -- the overdose crisis," (M.Collins, Drug Policy Alliance)

News Alerts February 11, 2019

International Drug Policy Conference 2019

6 - 9 November 2019

St Louis, MO

Reform will be hosting their biennial International Drug Policy Conference 2018 in November next year.

Events 15 November 2018

Trump administration plans U.N. meeting to ramp up the International Drug War

Circumventing UN protocol, the UN has invited countries to sign a "Call to Action" reminiscent of pre-UNGASS.

News Alerts September 20, 2018

California Senate passes landmark safe consumption site bill

Building on years of community advocacy, the law aims to curb the increasing number of overdose deaths in San Francisco.

News Alerts September 17, 2018

United states: Women, prison, and the drug war

DPA suggests drug law enforcement disproportionately targets minority groups, specifically focusing on how it affects women, over men in the United States.

Publications June 12, 2018

The opposite of D.A.R.E – DPA launches new high school drug education curriculum in a NYC School

Safety First started out as a resource for parents to talk to their teens about drugs and has now evolved into a curriculum designed to be implemented in 9th and 10th grade high school health classes.

News Alerts April 12, 2018

Child welfare: the unintended consequence of the War on Drugs

09:00 13 March - 12:00 9 March 2018

New York, United States

This panel will focus on the intersection of child welfare policy and drugs. From the crack cocaine epidemic of the 1980s to the current opioid crisis to growing acceptance of marijuana use, race and socioeconomic status have shaped reactions to drug use and the consequences for parents and their…

Events 9 March 2018

Malaysia set to execute more people for drug offences

The death penalty, which represents an extreme example of the perverse ways in which governments punish people suspected of involvement with illegal drug, is still being used by countries around the world including Malaysia.

News Alerts February 16, 2018

Malaysia set to execute more people for drug offences

News Alerts February 16, 2018

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POTUS Donald Trump says China has no drug problem

White House priorities opioid abuse in first national drug control strategy

International Drug Policy Conference 2019

Trump administration plans U.N. meeting to ramp up the International Drug War

California Senate passes landmark safe consumption site bill

United states: Women, prison, and the drug war

The opposite of D.A.R.E – DPA launches new high school drug education curriculum in a NYC School

Child welfare: the unintended consequence of the War on Drugs

Malaysia set to execute more people for drug offences

Malaysia set to execute more people for drug offences

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