Donald Trump Did The Right Thing By Freeing Ross UlbrichtDonald Trump broke his campaign promise by not freeing Ross Ulbricht on the first day, but he did eventually deliver on the pardon.
Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs' in the Philippines explained in 30 secondsDuterte's drug war led to 30,000 civilian deaths, primarily impacting impoverished urban communities, amidst significant allegations of police misconduct and extrajudicial killings.
I offer no apologies': Duterte testifies at Philippines war on drugs' inquiryDuterte defends his war on drugs, asserting it was necessary for the country's safety despite the deaths of thousands.
Critic wrongly jailed by former president of Philippines hopes to return to politicsLeila de Lima, a critic of Duterte, plans to return to politics in 2025 after being imprisoned for over six years on dubious charges.
Years Later, Philippines Reckons With Duterte's Brutal Drug WarA culture of violence and impunity persists in the Philippines despite fewer killings after Duterte's presidency.
Ex-Philippine President, Under Investigation for War on Drugs, Returns to PoliticsRodrigo Duterte's return to Davao politics signals a possible continuation of violent anti-drug policies despite ongoing international investigations and domestic criticism.
Duterte drug war back in ICC spotlight after parliamentary committee hears claims his office paid police $17,000 to kill suspectsDuterte's office reportedly incentivized police to commit extrajudicial killings in the war on drugs, raising serious human rights concerns.
Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs' in the Philippines explained in 30 secondsDuterte's drug war led to 30,000 civilian deaths, primarily impacting impoverished urban communities, amidst significant allegations of police misconduct and extrajudicial killings.
I offer no apologies': Duterte testifies at Philippines war on drugs' inquiryDuterte defends his war on drugs, asserting it was necessary for the country's safety despite the deaths of thousands.
Critic wrongly jailed by former president of Philippines hopes to return to politicsLeila de Lima, a critic of Duterte, plans to return to politics in 2025 after being imprisoned for over six years on dubious charges.
Years Later, Philippines Reckons With Duterte's Brutal Drug WarA culture of violence and impunity persists in the Philippines despite fewer killings after Duterte's presidency.
Ex-Philippine President, Under Investigation for War on Drugs, Returns to PoliticsRodrigo Duterte's return to Davao politics signals a possible continuation of violent anti-drug policies despite ongoing international investigations and domestic criticism.
Duterte drug war back in ICC spotlight after parliamentary committee hears claims his office paid police $17,000 to kill suspectsDuterte's office reportedly incentivized police to commit extrajudicial killings in the war on drugs, raising serious human rights concerns.
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Cannabis Justice & Equity Initiative expands to Harlem, empowering NYC's most impacted communitiesThe Cannabis Justice & Equity Initiative focuses on empowering NYC communities by providing access to the legal cannabis market and expungement of convictions.
Social Equity & Local Support: Shaping the Future of CannabisThe cannabis industry's focus is shifting towards social equity and justice, addressing past harms especially in marginalized communities.
Cannabis Justice & Equity Initiative expands to Harlem, empowering NYC's most impacted communitiesThe Cannabis Justice & Equity Initiative focuses on empowering NYC communities by providing access to the legal cannabis market and expungement of convictions.
Nixon Started the War on Drugs. Privately, He Said Pot Was Not Particularly Dangerous.'Nixon privately acknowledged marijuana's relative safety while publicly supporting harsh drug policies, revealing contradictions in drug war strategies.
The Ongoing Injustice: Cannabis Prisoners Still Behind Bars Despite Biden's Promise | stupidDOPEBiden's marijuana possession pardons have yet to free anyone, highlighting a serious commitment gap in criminal justice reform efforts.
Nixon Started the War on Drugs. Privately, He Said Pot Was Not Particularly Dangerous.'Nixon privately acknowledged marijuana's relative safety while publicly supporting harsh drug policies, revealing contradictions in drug war strategies.
The Ongoing Injustice: Cannabis Prisoners Still Behind Bars Despite Biden's Promise | stupidDOPEBiden's marijuana possession pardons have yet to free anyone, highlighting a serious commitment gap in criminal justice reform efforts.
Philippines Drops Charges Against Leila de Lima, Prominent Duterte CriticLeila de Lima, a former senator in the Philippines, was cleared of charges related to criticizing President Duterte's war on drugs after six years of detention.
Duterte Says He Takes Responsibility for Philippine Drug WarDuterte defends his war on drugs, insisting on his legal responsibility and lack of apologies for thousands of killings during his presidency.
Philippines Drops Charges Against Leila de Lima, Prominent Duterte CriticLeila de Lima, a former senator in the Philippines, was cleared of charges related to criticizing President Duterte's war on drugs after six years of detention.
Duterte Says He Takes Responsibility for Philippine Drug WarDuterte defends his war on drugs, insisting on his legal responsibility and lack of apologies for thousands of killings during his presidency.
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Joe Biden, Pot President?President Biden has indicated support for loosening federal restrictions on marijuana, potentially gaining political favor.
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