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· 10d
Ketamine deaths increase twenty-fold in a decade - Drink and Drugs News
Deaths involving ketamine have increased twenty-fold since 2014, according to research by King’s College London, the University of Hertfordshire and Manchester Metropolitan University.
www.drinkanddrugsnews.com
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· 11d
US war on “narco-terrorists” violates the right to life, warn UN experts after deadly vessel strike
GENEVA – UN experts* today condemned the extrajudicial execution by the United States of 11 people when it sank a civilian vessel in the Caribbean Sea on 2 September 2025, and three people on another ...
www.ohchr.org
LEAP UK
@ukleap.bsky.social
· 28d
Ukrainian Government adopts National Drug Policy Strategy until 2030 and approves its implementation plan
Ukraine has approved a new National Drug Policy strategy, which aims to improve access to controlled medicines, expand harm reduction programmes, and provide support to marginalized populations.
idpc.net
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· Aug 12
PSU Researchers Release Final Report in Landmark Project Exploring Impacts of Measure 110 Decriminalization
Portland State University researchers have released the final findings in a three-year project examining the impacts of multiple drug policy shifts including Measure 110 which decriminalized drug poss...
www.pdx.edu
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· Jul 31
A future on our own terms: The 2025 Support. Don’t Punish Global Day of Action
For the 2025 Global Day of Action, thousands took action in 262 cities across 80 countries — demanding policies that ensure access to systems of care and support, not punishment.
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· Jun 9
Sadiq Khan is right: Britain must decriminalise cannabis – or remain in the dark ages | Simon Jenkins
Criminalising drugs ruins lives and wastes police resources. Many other countries have realised this – so when will UK politicians, asks Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
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