Women in Law Enforcement: Debbie’s Story
This blog is adapted from a speech given at the ‘Women in Law Enforcement’ civil society side event organised by Law Enforcement Action Partnership (LEAP), at the 66th session [...]
Women in Law Enforcement: Julia’s story
This blog is adapted from a speech given at the ‘Women in Law Enforcement’ civil society side event organised by Law Enforcement Action Partnership (LEAP), at the 66th session [...]
Martha’s Shoes
Anne-Marie's journey, a mother who lost her daughter to an ecstasy overdose Photos: Nigel Brunsdon. Originally published in the magazine Cáñamo. This blog was originally written by [...]
New book chapter explores the role of families in drug law reform
We are delighted to have a chapter in the recently published book, 'Drug Science and British Drug Policy', which explores the failure of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 [...]
Cannabis gummies are a bad idea – we need to get regulation right if we want to keep children safe
Legal regulation of non-medical cannabis is quickly becoming a reality across the world. As countries introduce different regulatory models with varying restrictions over how cannabis is produced, sold and [...]
From the war on drugs to the drug war
This blog is written by Anyone’s Child coordinator, Mary Ryder. Mary contributed to the Truth Commission’s work on drugs as part of her PhD research which investigates drug policy [...]