FFDLR Newsletter May 2009
Items in this newsletter include: Editorial: Internet based D&A services Drug policy needs a deeper focus to halt snowballing risks Alex Wodak on The War…
FFDLR Newsletter April 2009
Items in this newsletter include: Editorial: Changes are happening in the world drug scene Let’s get real about drugs Published letters: ‘Take the amphetamine market...
Drug Decriminalization in Portugal: Lessons for Creating Fair and Successful Drug Policies
Cato Institute The Cato Institute is a public policy research organization — a think tank — dedicated to the principles of individual liberty, limited government,...
FFDLR Newsletter March 2009
Items in this newsletter include: Editorial: Will current UN deliberations affect the direction of drug policy in Australia Europeans lead shift in international focus on...
FFDLR Newsletter February 2009
Items in this newsletter include: Editorial: Now for the evidence Ecstasy use shoots up across the city ‘My thoughts on anti-social behaviour’ by Colin Hales...
President’s Annual Report 2008
Internationally there are signs of a change in thinking on the issue of illicit drugs. The United Nations, once a strong defender of the law...
Nobody’s Children Inquiry
Recommendation 1 Open minded consideration should be given to the serious possibility that policies like those concerning illicit drugs actually harm children of drug dependent...
President’s Annual Report 2007
Internationally there have been some positive signs of change. There is a positive movement in the UK to make changes to the drug classifications and...
Submission by FFDLR to the Inquiry into the use of Crystal Methamphetamine
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEE ON HEALTH AND DISABILITY – INQUIRY INTO THE USE OF CRYSTAL METHAMPHETAMINE submission by Families and Friends for Drug Law Reform...
Submission of FFDLR to the Inquiry of the impact of illicit drug use on families
SUBMISSION OF FAMILIES AND FRIENDS FOR DRUG LAW REFORM TO THE INQUIRY OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON FAMILY AND HUMAN SERVICES INTO...