Substance use among Icelandic teens was one of the highest in Europe 20 years ago. According to a survey conducted in 1992, nearly a quarter of Icelandic teens smoked every …
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The Qatar World Cup’s been shrouded in controversy about the small Gulf nation’s record on gay and women’s rights, and migrant workers dying building the stadiums. Most outrageous of all, …
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For decades magic mushrooms have served as a point of contention, seeing as they naturally grow in many parts of the world, with the UK as no exception. So, what …
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Benzodiazepines, also known as ‘benzos’, ‘Blues’, ‘BZDs’, exist today in about 20 different forms. The first benzodiazepine was synthesised in 1955 by the Hoffman-La Roche laboratory within decades becoming one …
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Access the full report here: Volteface Report: Known Unknowns Plain Text version: Volteface Report: Known Unknowns Plain Text Over the last year Volteface has been researching the barriers and hesitations …
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At Volteface we have talked extensively about the barriers to access the UK medical cannabis market, from a lack of awareness regarding legality to a shortfall in the number of …
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Volteface TV: Will the EU block legal cannabis plans in Germany?
by Paul NorthIn the first episode of Volteface TV Paul North, Director of Volteface speaks to Alastair Moore of The Hanway Company about the recently confirmed plans for cannabis legalisation in Germany. …
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No, it won’t directly turn you into a violent criminal overnight and it also won’t turn you into a zombie stoner. It is no secret that cannabis has attracted a …
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A bill set to be introduced today aims to legalise cannabis possession for personal use in Ireland. The amendment will need to be approved by the Dáil, which means it …
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When the US midterms come around it’s always sure to be an interesting time for politics and drug policy, and this year’s midterms were no exception. Drugs were on the …