Tessie Castillo 
“Swallowed Up in the Darkness”—The Humanity of People on Death Row
[This article is excerpted from Crimson Letters: Voices from Death Row by Tessie Castillo, ...
The Startling Optimism of Harm Reductionists in the Philippines
At dusk in Cebu City, the Philippines, Jonas takes the setting sun as a ...
The Rise and Fall of Drug-User Activism in Thailand
The atmosphere at the Rattanakosin Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand, was electric. It was the ...
Incarcerated Women in Thailand Face Issues Seen Worldwide
Natauboo Jama started selling methamphetamine in northern Thailand after her second child was born. ...
The Ecuadorian Fishermen Snatched Away by US Drug Warriors
After a flood wiped out Bexy Guerrero Salmiento’s home in 2013, her husband disappeared. ...
Ecuador’s Drug Decriminalization Bid Has Lessons for the World
When Rodrigo Velez received a call in 2008 asking him to become Ecuador’s new ...
Banning Menthol Cigarettes Criminalizes Black Communities, Say Advocates
Smoking might be out of vogue, but flavored cigarette bans—like those of flavored vapes—are ...
When Cops Turn Against the Drug War
Commissaris Muyshondt, sorry to bother you,” said a voice over the phone. “We arrested ...
When Harm Reduction Expansion Stifles Activism: A Lesson From Europe
For six weeks this summer I had the extraordinary opportunity to visit harm reduction ...
How Can Harm Reduction Do Better for Transgender People?
In 2015 Tori Cooper decided to leave a successful nonprofit career to blaze a ...
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