Led by Latin America, Debate on Ending Drug War Gains Momentum
Led by Latin America, debate on ending the war on drugs gains momentum while the UN remains closed to change.
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U.S. Faces Challenge to “Drug War” as Latin American Countries Mull Decriminalization, Legalization
As Vice President Joe Biden wraps up a trip to Central America insisting the drug war must continue, a growing number of Latin American leaders are calling for the decriminalization or legalization of drugs.
Vancouver Z-Day 2012 Official Event
Zeitgeist Vancouver will be hosting the Official Zeitgeist Day 2012 event March 9th to the 11th
The Drug War is Bad For Business
Jailing non-violent drug "criminals" causes them to be poor consumers, says Forbes Magazine
U.S. Tells South America to Shut Up About Legalizing Drugs
Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano has a message for everyone who thinks the drug war is bad: you're wrong, it's awesome.
The Department of Homeland Security is Searching Your Facebook and Twitter for These Words
The Department of Homeland Security monitors your updates on social networks, including Facebook and Twitter, to uncover “Items Of Interest” (IOI), according to an internal DHS document released by the EPIC.
Guatemala President Will Propose Drug Legalization
Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina is again speaking out on drug legalization.
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Israel Relaxes Regulations on Medical Marijuana
Israel's recent decision to permit greater use of medical marijuana may relieve thousands suffering from chronic pain.
ACTA Protests Break Out as EU States Sign Up to Treaty
MEPs of 21 EU states, including the UK, have signed off on the controversial Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement
The Hundred Years’ Worldwide War on Drugs
CANNABIS CULTURE - January 23, 2012 marks the 100th birthday of the first international drug control treaty, the International Opium Convention, signed at the Hague in 1912
