Rewriting the English language and a criminalised approach to medication
As this blog reported last week, there’s been a flurry of drug law reform articles in the media, prohibition supporters have been having their say […]
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“C” for reform
These are interesting times indeed. The government seems to have woken up to the need for proper data collection in its research concerning illegal drug […]
Drug policy – between a rock and a hard place
Once apon a time there was a drugs policy which seemed simple: Drugs would be “controlled” by law, that is the law would forbid their […]
NCPIC – The Australian Talk to Frank
Talk to Frank is well known in the UK as the government’s anti drug advertising campaign and has been criticised often on this blog (and […]
Common or garden weeds and what to do about them – advice from the Centre for Policy Studies.
Another interesting blog entry this week from the Centre for policy studies (CPS) written by Kathy Gyngell. This one, entitled “Can the Government stay in […]