Apr 18 2016
UNGASS 2016 - as it happened
The biggest global conversation on drug policy in the last 15 years was run by the United Nations in New York City 19-20 April 2016.
Apr 14 2016
Leading New Zealanders join global letter calling for end to 'drug war'
Aotearoa New Zealand Leaders Join Over 1,000 Worldwide Calling for End to "Disastrous" Drug War Ahead of UN Special Session
Apr 12 2016
Why Maori must lead on drug law reform
When will world leaders, politicians and community leaders admit that our punitive approach to the drug problem isn't working?
Mar 4 2016
More of the same won't work - Sanho Tree visit report
When Sanho Tree visited Aotearoa New Zealand in February 2016 he grabbed everyone’s attention by sharing many counter-intuitive responses to drug prohibition.
Mythbusters: Is P lurking behind New Zealand's picket white fences?
A growing number of property owners and potential buyers are testing houses for methamphetamine contamination. Mythbusters investigates whether the concern is justified.
Q&A: Greg O'Connor
Greg O'Connor has seen a lot of change since he was elected President of the NZ Police Association.
Guest editorial: Some thoughts on human rights and the War on Drugs
Damon Barrett argues that there are systemic human rights violation in the War on Drugs
Speaking of drugs, eradication and development
Eradication attacks on Colombian drug crops have been hailed by many (including the White House) as a success. David Young looks at the local cost.
UNGASS 2016: What prospect for change?
NGOs closest to the UN General Assembly Special Session (UNGASS) on the world drug problem in April aren't expecting big change, but they see things moving in the right direction.