New Documents from Transform, UK After the War on Drugs: Tools for the debate After the War on Drugs – Options for control
A SIMPLE ANSWER
Give peace a chance. Forget the war on drugs We need a radical approach to tackling crime on British streets By: Anatole Kaletsky Source: The Times August 30, 2007
REEFER INANITY: NEVER TRUST THE MEDIA ON POT
REEFER INANITY: NEVER TRUST THE MEDIA ON POT Pub.dat.: 30 Jul 2007 Source: Huffington Post (US Web) Copyright: 2007 HuffingtonPost com, Inc. Author: Maia Szalavitz
US FOREIGN POLICY AND THE WAR ON DRUGS
US Foreign Policy and the War on Drugs Displacing the Cocaine and Heroin Industry Series: CSS Studies in Security and International Relations Cornelius Friesendorf, University of Munich, Germany
INTERNATIONAL DRUG POLICY CONSORTIUM INFORMATION ALERT
INTERNATIONAL DRUG POLICY CONSORTIUM – INFORMATION ALERT, AUGUST 2007
WATCH OUT FOR DESINFORMATION
Beware of uninformed warnings about risk By: Dan Gardner The Ottawa Citizen, 01 August 2007
HOLLAND, O, HOLLAND, STAND UP FOR YOUR DRUG POLICY
Sunday, July 29th, 2007 Our coffeeshop-policy is so offensive because it clearly shows that cannabis prohibition is useless. By Freek Polak Source: nrc.next Friday, April 27th 2007
PROHIBITION FAILED JUST AS IT DID WITH ALCOHOL
The drugs strategies don’t work By Peter Wilby Source: The New Statesman, UK, 26 July 2007
UK RESEARCH IN 2006: CANNABIS USE DOES NOT DAMAGE MENTAL HEALTH
Cannabis use ‘will impair but not damage mental health’ By Philip Johnston, Home Affairs Editor Source: Telegraph, UK, 20/01/2006
SWISS HEMP FARMER NEW PRISONER IN THE WAR ON PLANTS
29 MONTHS OF PRISON FOR GROWING HEMP