Tag: Indigenous rights
“Moral Bankruptcy” as WHO Opts to Maintain Global Coca Prohibition
The World Health Organization had a historic opportunity to ease a strict global ban ...
Nebraska Tribe Hits Back After State Officials’ Marijuana Threats
A Native American tribe in Nebraska, as well as cannabis reform activists, are punching ...
WHO Review: Coca Not Harmful, Prohibition Is
The consumption of the coca leaf in its raw form by millions daily across ...
Indigenous OD Mortality Plummets in Minnesota, But Disparity Remains
Indigenous people face persistent disparities in access to harm reduction services in the United ...
Coca Summit in Peru Focuses Push to End Global Prohibition
The United Nations must “decolonize” global drug laws and deschedule the coca leaf, which ...
Our Study Spotlights How Vaping Can Reduce Health Disparities
Nicotine vaping can significantly reduce health inequalities for low-income and Indigenous communities, suggests a ...
Rooted in Colonialism, Coca Prohibition Could Be Nearing Its End
Calls to eradicate coca fields in the Peruvian Andes began a century ago as ...
“Never Seen Anything Work Like This”—Pioneer on NZ’s Vaping Story
Dr. Marewa Glover has dedicated her life to helping people stop smoking in New ...
Why a Psychedelics Campaign in Washington State Stands Out
What comes next for the “psychedelic renaissance”? Massachusetts has a decriminalization and limited legalization ...
Indigenous Tribe’s Plan to Sell Cannabis Sparks Sovereignty Battle
An Indigenous American tribe is fighting for its right to sell cannabis, after voting ...
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