UK-Commissioned Report Urges Regulated Market to Replace Cannabis Prohibition
More and more studies and reports insist that cannabis prohibition does more harm to cannabis users than the drug itself
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Mexico Seeks to Legalize Smalltime Pot, Cocaine, Other Drug Use
It's a step towards ending the drug war problems, but repealing drug prohibition entirely is the only true solution
Kirk Tousaw, Another NDP Candidate in BC, Forced to Resign
Kirk Tousaw, lawyer and former NDP candidate The federal New Democrats lost another B.C. candidate Friday, the second to quit in a matter of days. Vancouver-Quadra candidate Kirk Tousaw, a civil liberties lawyer and former campaign manager for the B.C. Marijuana Party, resigned Friday afternoon. Tousaw has been a long-time advocate for the legalization ofRead More
American Marijuana Arrests Set All-Time Record
Arrests for Marijuana Possession Exceed All Violent Crimes Combined
Chemicals in Marijuana May Fight Antibiotic-Resistant MRSA “Superbug”
Study Shows Cannabinoids May Be Useful Against Drug-Resistant Staph Infections
CC #57 Contains Last Emery Seed Catalogue: Get a Copy Personally Signed by Marc!
SPECIAL! A Marc Emery signed CC#57 - with the last Emery Seed Catalogue EVER!
Valley Fever
My stay at California s Taft Penitentiary changed me in many ways, but also exposed how terrible the US prison system healthcare crisis really is.
Raw Foodists Arrested for Trafficking Chocolate; Interrogated for “Cacao Crimes”
If you like using natural, raw, organic products, you will find this story quite bizarre and distressing
Law Enforcement Against Prohibition: LEAP’s 2007 Agenda
Entering its fifth year of existence, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP) continues to expand its message to North America and beyond. Our raison d’etre (“reason to be”) is education. LEAP is made up of criminal justice professionals speaking out against the failed war on drugs.
Battle For The States: Medicinal Marijuana Initiatives
The Marijuana Policy Project, the Drug Policy Alliance Network, NORML and hundreds of US activists are achieving remarkable success in getting Democrats and Republicans in the statehouses to put forth legislation that undoes some the terrible wrongs of the Drug War. Legislation from Congress in Washington has been uniformly prohibitionist for two decades, and consequently the prisons have exploded with hundreds of thousands of drug-war victims.
