INTERVIEW
Buying Afghan drug crop would hurt Taliban: General William Hobbins of the US Army
THE US IS LOSING ITS WAR ON COCAINE
America has spent billions battling the drug industry in Bolivia, Colombia and Peru. And the result? Production as high as ever, street prices at a low, and the governments of the region in open revolt.
NO INCREASE IN COCA CULTIVATION IN BOLIVIA IN 2006
ONDCP REPORTS NO INCREASE IN COCA CULTIVATION IN BOLIVIA IN 2006
By Kathryn Ledebur (AIN) and Coletta A. Youngers (WOLA)
FREEDOM TO FARM
We ask the UN to establish the right of every adult citizen of the world to grow and possess natural plants for personal use and non-commercial purposes, using all technical equipment that is available for this.
CANNABIS SOCIAL CLUBS – A HEALTHY OPTION
Adult cannabis consumers create a legal association. This association facilitates the cultivation of cannabis for personal use and advises the members on the effects of consuming cannabis. The members pay an amount to cover the expenses of cultivation and have the right to receive an amount for own consumption. The member obliges him/herself to only use the cannabis for own consumption. Welcome to the Cannabis Social Club.
CANNABIS SOCIAL CLUBS, DRAFT TO THE PROJECT
Freedom to Farm in the Cannabis Social Clubs. A Solution within UN International Conventions
US DRUG WAR FAILED IN COLOMBIA
A Politician Says That If the U.S. Doesn’t Pass a Free-Trade Agreement, His Country Could Be Forced to Withdraw.
REPORT ON LOBBY EFFORTS IN 2005
In 2005, ENCOD approached relevant authorities and decision-makers in the European Union, to establish a serious dialogue on the issue of drugs between authorities and civil society in the EU.
COMMON PRESS RELEASE OF GIUSTO CATANIA MEP AND ENCOD
In a joint statement, Member of European Parliament Giusto Catania, rapporteur on drugs policy of the Committee of Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs, and ENCOD, platform of European NGO’s working in the field of drugs, regret the approval, on Monday 27 June, of a new EU Action Plan on Drugs for the period 2005 – 2008.