The Drug Policy Website of the Hungarian Civil Liberties Union

2013. May 23.

Injecting drug users in Serbia face serious discrimination, in spite of apparent protection from the country's legal system, and its ambitions on the EU stage.

2013. May 15.

 

In this article, EDPI's Portuguese partner organization, APDES, argues against the recent ban on legal highs. They claim that prohibition will only drive the legal-highs trade underground, making it far harder to deal with.

2013. April 26.

Methamphetamine consumption is on the rise in Germany - supplied primarily from the Netherlands and the Czech Republic. But what's behind the recent success of this cheap and addictive substance?

2013. April 24.

How does the Belgrade underground party scene look like trough the eyes on a local anthropologist - read the story of our Serbian EDPI partner.

2013. April 17.

The Hungarian Civil Liberties Union (HCLU) is offering 10 media scholarships to eligible journalists to attend the International Harm Reduction Conference 2013 in Vilnius, Lithuania.

2013. April 11.

Mephedrone has proved to be the most successful of the recent wave of novel psychoactive drugs to have appeared on the European recreational market. The only ‘legal high’ to have managed to enter users’ repertoires even after being banned in most countries, it also raised the question of how ‘phantom’ narcotics are to be dealt with.

2013. April 11.

Watch the full speech of Evo Morales, president of Bolivia, at the Commission on Narcotic Drugs in Vienna, march 2013. Now with English and Spanish subtitles.

2013. April 10.

Our video report from the panel discussion "Drugs and Development: Punishing the Poor"

2013. April 1.

Following the example of many other EU member states, Portugal has recently approved a restrictive law on legal highs – threatening to push the use of new psychoactive substances into the shadows.


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