Martin Rowson on the possibility of nitrous oxide being criminalised – cartoon
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Numbers of the country’s carrion-loving birds dropped by over 97% in the 1990s. Now, a successful breeding scheme is giving them a boostIn February, the doors of an aviary in West Bengal’s Buxa tiger reserve were flung open. Eight critically endangered…
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Read MoreYes campaign garnered 48.4% of votes, while the no vote won 50.7%, meaning the referendum does not passNew Zealanders have voted not to legalise cannabis in a referendum that painted a portrait of a country starkly divided over drug policy.The yes vote…
Read MoreLatest poll shows the No campaign ahead slightly among registered votersSupport for the Yes and No campaigns in New Zealand’s referendum on legalising and taxing cannabis is split at 49.5% each, six weeks out from voting day.The No campaign, which aims…
Read MoreDrug addiction is common among men in many villages, leaving their wives to develop survival strategies for the familyAnita Zadid would divorce her husband if she could. Eight years into the marriage, her husband turned to opium and crystal meth becaus…
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Read MoreSimon Birmingham says Cam Gillespie, arrested with over 7.5kg of methamphetamine, has 10 days to appealAustralia’s trade minister says the sentencing to death in China of an Australian man for drug smuggling should not necessarily be linked to the ongo…
Read MoreMore than 50% of voters must say yes to the proposed changes for parliament to consider the changesNew Zealanders will be asked at September’s national election whether they want to pass a bill that would legalise cannabis and regulate how it is used a…
Read MoreNews of Kaletra being tested as a possible treatment for the disease sparks panic buying Coronavirus – latest newsA drug used to treat people with HIV, the virus that causes Aids, is being trialled in patients in China as a possible therapy against the…
Read MoreConsumer NZ says its use could lead to liver damage and companies need consent from drug safety bodyThey are touted by celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and Cardi B and regularly enrage positive body image campaigners who say they encourage eating-dis…
Read MoreExposto was initially found to be an unwitting drug mule, but prosecutors appealed and she was sentenced to death last yearSydney grandmother Maria Elvira Pinto Exposto has won her appeal against a death sentence for drug trafficking in Malaysia and wi…
Read MoreIllegally trafficked migrants will stay silent if police continue to report victims to Home OfficeIn January 2018, a terrified 18-year-old Vietnamese man walked into a police station in London and told police that he had spent five years being traffick…
Read MoreOscar Albayalde denies allegations he profits from drug deals arranged by corrupt officers in 2013The chief of police in the Philippines has stepped down after facing historical accusations in the Senate that he protected officers who had resold confis…
Read MoreAs the Indian government loosens its prescription opioid laws after decades of lobbying by palliative care advocates, the cash-fed healthcare system is ripe for misuseIn the crowded waiting room of Dr Sunil Sagar’s clinic, in the working-class neighbor…
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