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  • Duterte says children killed in Philippines drug war are ‘collateral damage’

    Oct 17, 2016

    “In my country there is no law that says I cannot threaten criminals,” he added. “I do not care what the human rights guys say. I have a duty to preserve the generation. If it involves human rights, I don’t give a shit. I have to strike fear.” […]

  • Health Warnings On Drugs Shouldn’t Be Provided By Police

    Oct 17, 2016

    It’s time for Australia to get back into the business of acting on evidence when it comes to drugs and to lead in this region. If you want our kids to be safer then we cannot simply push out more of the same and expect things to change. […]

  • Let’s Use Our Brains When It Comes To Drug Education

    Oct 17, 2016

    Government scare campaigns portraying people as zombies won’t stop people using drugs. You know what will? Accurate information, greater access to quality drug treatment services and less inequality. […]

  • Duterte in War of Words With the International Criminal Court’s Chief Prosecutor

    Oct 15, 2016

    Fatou Bensouda said that she is “deeply concerned” by reports from the country. “Any person in the Philippines who incites or engages in acts of mass violence including by ordering, requesting, encouraging or contributing, in any other manner, to the commission of crimes within the jurisdiction of the ICC is potentially liable to prosecution before the court.” […]

  • Court frees Australian in drugs rap

    Oct 15, 2016

    A Philippine judge dismissed a narcotics trafficking charge against an Australian man after ruling police made up evidence, court documents show, as concerns mount about new President Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs. […]

  • Will decriminalization solve the drug scourge?

    Oct 13, 2016

    Two major human and civil rights organizations make a good case for it and advance the decriminalization discussion in a report released Wednesday. Human Rights Watch and the American Civil Liberties Union are engaged in a major push to change the way federal, state and local governments deal with drug enforcement and abuse. […]

  • Medicinal cannabis: New laws allow access for Queensland patients of any age

    Oct 13, 2016

    Queensland GPs will soon be able to prescribe medicinal cannabis for patients under new laws passed by State Parliament on Wednesday night. However, Steve Peek, who uses cannabis oil on his dying eight-year-old daughter Suli, said the laws would not solve their problems. He said legal cannabis oil was too expensive and was not on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. […]

  • US: Police arrest more people for marijuana use than for all violent crimes – combined

    Oct 12, 2016

    “It’s been 45 years since the war on drugs was declared, and it hasn’t been a success,” lead author Tess Borden of Human Rights Watch said in an interview. “Rates of drug use are not down. Drug dependency has not stopped. Every 25 seconds, we’re arresting someone for drug use.” […]

  • France Is Opening Its First Ever Drug Consumption Room

    Oct 11, 2016

    According to France Inter, the facility contains six injecting booths for people to use drugs intravenously, and an inhalation room for those who smoke. It will be open seven days a week from 1:30 – 8:30 pm, and will be run by the Gaia Association. […]

  • Once-powerful Philippines Church divided, subdued over drug killings

    Oct 10, 2016

    Opposing the drug war “in some locations becomes a dangerous job”, said Father Luciano Felloni, a priest in a northern district of the capital, Manila. At least 30 people, including a child and a pregnant woman, have been killed in his ‘barangay’, or neighbourhood, where he is setting up community-based rehabilitation for drug users […]

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