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  The Evening Standard have launched the first day of their special investigation into cannabis reform, a deep dive into cannabis in the UK and across the globe. In a …

  This article was first published on The Conversation. Since last year’s release of Chemsex, described by The Guardian as a ‘scary but valuable documentary’, the drug-fuelled sexual practices of …

    “The illegal drugs market has long existed but has never caused greater harm to society than now.” That is the dark conclusion that has come out of the …

  This article was first published by Release and is republished here with their kind permission. When the 1960s psychedelic promise of ‘flower power’ faded into the dark 1970s economic crisis, …

  Earlier this month, Mark Kleiman – the doyen of public health academia – shared his Transatlantic Lessons, a stark warning of the potential perils of over commercialising cannabis.  Today, we have …

  June saw us host a number of events that allowed us to work with organisations from the worlds of drug policy reform and prison reform (and make some big announcements). …

  In the musical landscape of 2016, you might find yourself hard-pressed looking for artists who flaunt their acts of hedonism – especially not mainstream ones. Not so 50 years …

    In the UK, drug policy is one of the least modified legislative agendas for 50 years. Today’s drug laws look almost exactly as they did in 1971, with …

  Making Spice a Class A drug is likely to make its already devastating effects on vulnerable communities worse not better, politicians have been warned. In recent months, some MPs …

  The UK has seen a shift in what drugs people are becoming dependent on as more and more are using cannabis. Admissions to treatment centres for cannabis dependency increased by …