The organization monetary accounting.
A new body is needed to assess existing and alternative drugs policies, and could be partly funded by assets seized from dealers, campaigners have said.
The UK Drug Policy Commission said billions of pounds a year were spent tackling drug problems, “without always knowing what difference it makes”.
The commission argues that much of the £3bn spent each year on tackling illicit drugs is wasted…
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German chancellor warns crisis not over, after blocking big rescue fund.
David Cameron: We can grow faster outside eurozone.
Key issues postponed until June 2013.
Disappointment over roadmap plan.
Greece’s Tsipras takes his messages to Latin America.
The only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you’re uncool.
Reforms to make it easier for banks to offer basic accounts to undischarged bankrupts are set be introduced.
Only Barclays still offers accounts, after the Co-op stopped supplying them to bankrupts in September.
But a legal change will reassure banks that they are unlikely to be sued, if a bankrupt uses an account to spend money on which creditors might have a claim…
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Human rights group wants to move 500 jobs to hotspots abroad but many feel the very future of the organisation is in doubt…
The core of the dispute lies in the decision, led by the secretary general, Salil Shetty, to take the organisation “closer to the ground”, opening 10 new regional “hubs” in hotspots…
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