Issue #327, 3/5/04:
• Editorial: What's the Real Reason?
• The 2005 Federal Anti-Drug Budget: More of the Same, and Some Hidden Costs
• The 2004 Federal Drug Strategy: Drug Czar Makes It Official -- It's War on Pain Patients, Doctors
• Fight Looms Over Detroit Medical Marijuana Measure
• UN Drug Report Criticizes Safe Injection Sites
• Screenings! "BUSTED: The Citizen's Guide to Surviving Police Encounters" to Air Around the Country March 29th to April 12th -- Host One in Your Home or Community or School!
• DRCNet StoptheDrugWar.org Merchandise Special Extended
• Newsbrief: Players in Haiti Revolt Linked to Drug Traffic
• Newsbrief: With Vermont Medical Marijuana Bill Pending, Burlington Voters Send a Message
• Newsbrief: Iowa Guardsmen Home from Iraq Face Drug Discipline
• Newsbrief: Thailand to Launch New Drug War This Month, Shrugs off US Human Rights Criticism
• Newsbrief: Doctors, Scientists Urge Media to End "Crack Baby" Myth
• Newsbrief: Canadian New Democratic Party Calls for Regulation of Marijuana
• Newsbrief: Jamaica Ganja Decrim Moves Toward Parliament Vote
• This Week in History
• The Reformer's Calendar

Out from the Shadows: Ending Drug Prohibition in the 21st Century

An international campaign and conference series uniting reform forces in a call for global sanity.

Higher Education Act Reform Campaign

DRCNet is joined by 10 members of Congress for a Capitol Hill press conference calling for full repeal of a law that delays or denies federal aid to students with drug convictions

The John W. Perry Fund

Scholarships for students denied federal financial aid because of drug convictions.

The Drug Library

DrugLibrary.org is the world's largest online library on drug policy.