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This ‘new’ human right offers hope to climate activists

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Rethinking drug policy: punishment to public health

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Where is Australia’s drug-fighting money going?

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Health over handcuffs: a public health approach to drug use

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Justice served cold for acid attack survivors

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Growing calls for a stronger police oversight commission in Malaysia

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How games can inform, educate and raise awareness

The battle to reduce road deaths

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The perils of jaywalking in India’s chaotic cities

How cities can avoid overtourism before it hits

Calling out modern slavery

This ‘new’ human right offers hope to climate activists

Can a new law address doctors’ demand for safe workplaces?

Rethinking drug policy: punishment to public health

Where is Australia’s drug-fighting money going?

Health over handcuffs: a public health approach to drug use

What Australia gets wrong about the right to protest

Growing calls for a stronger police oversight commission in Malaysia

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