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Japan, the place with the strangest drug debate in the world

Published on: 11 May 2018

Written by: Johann Hari All articles by Johann Hari

Despite its relatively low drug abuse figures, the Japanese system is failing to treat addicts.
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Drugs policy: Is there a logic?

Published on: 2 December 2013

Written by: Oli Powe All articles by Oli Powe

The recent Home Affairs Select Comittee session on drugs revealed the problematic disconnect between government...

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