United Nations

The academic journal Nueva Sociedad recently released an issue to promote the debate in Latin America on drug policy reform. TNI contributed with the article "Drug policy reform in practice: Experiences with alternatives in Europe and the US".

INCB elections

Martin Jelsma

This month's elections to the International Narcotics Control Board have proven to be more about horse trading at the UN than the real issues at stake for global drug policy

Countering illicit drug traffic and supply, and alternative development

Martin Jelsma

TNI statement

TNI statement at the Commission on Narcotic Drugs 52nd Session, High-level Segment Round Table D - 12 March 2009, 2.30-5.30 pm

The current state of drug policy debate

Martin Jelsma

Repressive drugs policies in the last ten years have patently failed as drugs are cheaper than ever, but legalisation doesn’t solve all the problems associated with the illegal drug economy either. So what are the principles and strategies for effective alternative policies that are emerging...

Latin America needs a new drug policy approach

Tom Blickman

TNI's Martin Jelsma participated in the inaugural meeting of the Latin American Commission on Drugs and Democracy which revealed growing political support for alternative global drug policies on the continent.

TNI’s Martin Jelsma participated in the inaugural meeting in Rio de...

Dutch government urged to open international debate about UN drug control conventions

TNI

United Nations and Transnational Corporations: a deadly association

TNI

Alejandro Teitelbaum

Report of the 2007 Commission on Narcotic Drugs

TNI

On a collision course with the future

Richard Falk

U.N. Ambassador's Oily Past

Phyllis Bennis