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European Coalition for Just and Effective Drug Policies (ENCOD)
Secretariat: Lange Lozanastraat 14 – 2018 Antwerpen - Belgium
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The European Coalition for Just and Effective Drug Policies (ENCOD) brings together European citizens who believe that drug prohibition is an immoral and insane* policy. We call for legal regulation as the only sensible and effective way to diminish drug-related problems, reduce organised crime and free up tax money for health, education and social programmes.

ENCOD wants to put drug regulation on the political agenda. If you agree with that, then please support us or one of our members.

* Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results (Albert Einstein)

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ENCOD GENERAL ASSEMBLY 2013

All ENCOD members are invited to participate in the 2013 General Assembly, to be held in the Basque Country, Spain, from 21 to 23 June, 2013

Published on 14 June 19:20, by encod. Modified on 17 June 18:50

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DUTCH STATE HAS TO COMPENSATE COFFEESHOPS FOR LOSSES CREATED BY WEEDPASS

Coffeeshops in the South of the Netherlands have suffered unnecessary losses by the ’weedpass’ during several months. Therefore the Dutch State has to pay them a compensation.

Published on 5 June 21:44, by encod. Modified on 5 June 21:43

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ENCOD BULLETIN 100

ENCOD BULLETIN OF DRUG POLICIES IN EUROPE

JUNE 2013

THOSE CRAZY PEOPLE WHO CHANGE THE WORLD

Published on 31 May 12:07, by encod. Modified on 30 May 18:01

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COLORADO BECOMES FIRST PLACE TO LEGALLY REGULATE CANNABIS

An independent analysis by the Colorado Center on Law & Policy found that after another $22.5 million in revenues from state and local sales taxes on marijuana were factored in, the state could expect a to see “$60 million in total combined savings and additional revenue for Colorado’s budget with a potential for this number to double after 2017.”

Published on 30 May 09:25, by encod. Modified on 30 May 09:25

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THE LATEST CANNABIS DISCOVERIES THAT GOVERNMENTS DON’T WANT YOU TO KNOW

Post-traumatic stress syndrome is estimated to impact some eight millions American annually and effective treatments for the condition are few and far between. Yet just published research in the May issue of the journal Molecular Psychiatry indicates that cannabinoids hold the potential to successfully treat the condition.

Published on 27 May 22:59, by encod. Modified on 27 May 22:58

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