Coca: Migrants and traditional Use

Current drug policies tend to ignore the cultural value of sacred plants for migrants of Andean and Amazonian descent.

News Alerts June 3, 2019

Brazil Statement at HR19

The war on drugs has always been a war against people, against public health, against human rights and against science.

News Alerts May 14, 2019

The WHO’s first-ever critical review of cannabis

WOLA, TNI and GDPO discuss progress and substantial shortcomings in the WHO-ECDD's recommendations on cannabis scheduling.

Publications April 5, 2019

Fair(er) trade options for the cannabis market

Cannabis Innovate argue the legal regulation of cannabis should not entail a corporate capture of the market, instead ensuring small-scale farmers' interests are considered and protected.

Publications April 4, 2019

Colombia's experience in drug policy in the last decade

A coalition of leading drug policy and human rights NGOs document Colombia's drug policy over the last decade, highlighting examples of good practice and underscoring pending challenges.

Publications April 4, 2019

Méthamphetamine use in Myanmar, Thailand and Southern China: assessing practices, reducing harms

TNI provides an overview of methamphetamine use in Myanmar and offers principles for policy-making to address related challenges.

Publications March 1, 2019

Opium farmers in Myanmar: The lives of producers of prohibited plants

Addressing the challenges raised by opium cultivation requires efforts toward development rather than repression.

News Alerts January 4, 2019

A pivotal decade for the movement to end the “war on drugs”

Despite challenges, civil society efforts toward reform are stronger than ever.

News Alerts January 4, 2019

Connecting the dots... human rights, illicit cultivation and alternative development

TNI discusses the need to address the specific vulnerabilities of small drug crop farmers in development policies.

Publications October 25, 2018

Coca leaf: Myths and Reality

TNI supports the Bolivia government in its efforts to de-schedule the coca leaf and the suspension of the provisions that prohibit the traditional chewing of coca leaf.

Publications September 20, 2018

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