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| Possession of cannabis for personal use [01-01-20] | The legal status of cannabis for personal use is one of the most controversial policy issues in the European Union. Although cannabis is a classifie... |
| European Union discussion on response to Bolivia's denunciation of the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs [28-11-12] | The following notes are summaries of the EU Horizontal Working Party on Drugs discussions about Bolivia’s coca amendment and denunciation of the 1961... |
| Prevalence of daily cannabis use in the European Union and Norway [15-11-12] | This report brings together, for the first time in Europe, an integrated overview of the prevalence of intensive cannabis use, defined as daily or a... |
| Modernising the global drug control system – Can Europe lead? [29-05-12] | The seminar entitled “Modernising the global drug control system – Can Europe lead?” was organised in the European Parliament by the International D... |
| European Drug Policy at Crossroads [19-01-12] | In recent years of global debate on policies and strategies on controlled drugs, the European institutions (European Commission and Council, and the E... |
| Towards a stronger European response to drugs [25-10-11] | With the Lisbon Treaty now in place, the European response to drugs needs to be strong and decisive, addressing both drug demand and drug supply. New ... |
| Global Illicit Drug Markets 1998-2007 [15-03-09] | This report commissioned by the European Commission, found no evidence that the global drug problem has been reduced during the period from 1998 to 20... |
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