Drugs policy: Medicinal cannabis

The UK Parliament's Health and Social Care Committee notes gaps in the research on and provision of medical cannabis, and calls for authorities to swiftly mitigate them.

Publications July 3, 2019

Over 100 human rights groups urge UN to demand Sri Lanka halt executions of drug offenders

Lifting the country’s 43-year moratorium would be a major human rights setback.

News Alerts June 27, 2019

Crack cocaine and the case for regulation

The status quo is clearly failing, which is why innovative alternatives ought to be explored.

News Alerts April 11, 2019

Norway's drug policies 'could set example for rest of the world'

Key stakeholders outline a number of reforms that would ensure the new policy serves as a template for others to follow.

News Alerts March 22, 2018

Norway's drug policies 'could set example for rest of the world'

Key stakeholders outline a number of reforms that would ensure the new policy serves as a template for others to follow.

News Alerts March 22, 2018

Breaking the fourth wall: Realities of working in drug policy reform

26 February 2018 18:40-20:30

London, United Kingdom

Opportunity to hear from leading drug policy reformers about the reality of working in the field.

Events 15 February 2018

Scottish drug policy reform: keeping vulnerable people safer by putting health first

Transform provides examples of reforms that would put health at the forefront.

News Alerts February 5, 2018

Kenya and the universal power of story

In very different contexts, families affected by the drug wars share similar experiences of stigma and discrimination.

News Alerts November 20, 2017

Letter from Manguinhos: A global call to protect harm reduction in Latin America

110 NGOs worldwide support the Letter from Manguinhos and the harm reduction approach at a moment when Brazil is reverting to a war on drugs approach.