Faith leaders to tackle drug war's racial divide in Harlem as UN meets nearby
Faith leaders to tackle drug war's racial divide in Harlem as UN meets nearby
While the UN holds a special session on world drug policy, an interfaith social justice group will focus on ‘devastating consequences’ of mass incarcerationUruguay to test world’s first state-commissioned recreational marijuanaAfter 30 years on frontline, Colombia looks beyond failed war on drugs
The Guardian - US
The Guardian - US
The war on drugs has failed. Now the U.N. is thinking about legalization
The war on drugs has failed. Now the U.N. is thinking about legalization
April 19--At what is being billed as the most significant high-level gathering on global drug policy in two decades, the stage will be set for world leaders to discuss what would have once been unthinkable -- reversing course in the war on drugs.
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
UN backs prohibitionist drug policies despite call for more 'humane solution'
UN backs prohibitionist drug policies despite call for more 'humane solution'
Plan adopted at special session focuses on reform and cooperation between nations but maintains policies that criminalise non-medical or scientific drug useThe ‘war on drugs’ in numbers: a systematic failure of policy
The Guardian - US
The Guardian - US
The war on drugs has failed: time to stop fighting and start thinking
Drugs perpetuate poverty and criminalise people who are already marginalised. This week, the UN meets to discuss the world’s drug problem
The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Mexico's president proposes legalising medical marijuana
Enrique Peña Nieto says laws would stop ‘criminalising consumption’ The initiative signals a shift for the president, who has opposed legalisationUN critics call special session on drug policy ‘fatally flawed’
The Guardian - US
The Guardian - US
Prison visits helped prepare me for life after release. Why are they under threat?
Several prisons are implementing video visitation. These almost always come at the expense of real-life visits – and that is dangerous
The Guardian - US
The Guardian - US