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Joint Statement: ICJ and other NGOs call for Sri Lanka to stop abusive anti-drug operation and release the arbitrarily detained

The International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) has joined 29 other organizations urge Sri Lanka to halt the anti-drug operations that has intensely escalated to human rights violations. [JOINT STATEMENT] Sri Lanka: Stop Abusive Anti-Drug Operation and Release Those Arbitrarily Detained We, th
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UNGASS and the bellringer's impossible task

Every once in a while the rulers and ruiners of the world gather in the over-congested, crime-soaked city of New York for the so-called United Nations General Assembly Special Session (UNGASS). Not to be confused with the most pressing problem of the world - hunger. While it rhymes, itโ€™s not the same. Although the session…
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The Lancet: Experts call for global drug policy reform as evidence shows 'war on drugs' has harmed public health and human rights – Engineering Evil

Public Release: 24-Mar-2016   The Lancet Drug laws intended to protect have contributed to lethal violence, disease transmission, discrimination, forced displacement and undermined people's right to health Non-violent minor drug offences should be decriminalised and health and social services for drug users strengthened Fifty years of drug policies aimed at restricting and criminalizing drug use…
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