Why No Human Rights Section in 2019 UNODC World Drug Report?
Worldwide, more than half a million of people died from, or in relation to, ...
Denial of Nicotine Health Information Is a Breach of Human Rights
Access to accurate health information about nicotine and products that contain it is a ...
FDA Cracks Down on Marketing of Kratom to People With Opioid Use Disorder
In the past year, a debate has intensified over how kratom—a plant with mild ...
The Harm Reductionist Imprisoned by Ukraine Separatists for Carrying Bupe
For 10 months now, a Ukrainian harm reduction activist has been illegally detained by ...
What to Make of a Leading Anti-Cannabis Advocate Retweeting a Far-Right Podcaster?
Given the racist past and present of cannabis prohibition in the United States, an ...
Dual Use of Vapes and Cigarettes—Harmful or Harm Reduction?
Mixing use of vapes and combustible cigarettes, known as “dual use,” is seen as ...
“No Blank Check”—Psychedelic Activists Tread Warily After Decrim Wins
In the past two months, both Denver, Colorado and Oakland, California decriminalized psilocybin mushrooms ...
Criminalizing E-Cigarettes Perpetuates the Spiral of Poverty
Forty-three million Americans live in poverty, and the numbers are not diminishing. Certainly poverty ...
Italy’s Rocky Road From Harsh Prohibition to “Cannabis Light”
According to the European Monitoring Center for Drugs and Drug Addiction, 10 percent of ...
Since 1999, Indigenous Women Have Faced Highest US Increase in Suicides
On June 20, the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention published an ...
