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Centro de Respuestas
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Prison Governors Association |
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Women and Harm Reduction International Network |
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Political organisations
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Individuals
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"Count the Costs is a timely initiative. The failed war on drugs has empowered organised crime, destabilised governments, violated human rights and devastated human lives everywhere." Fernando Henrique Cardoso |
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| "[The] campaign for governments to count the costs of the War on Drugs and explore alternatives deserves support - laying out the evidence in this way is a crucial first step to delivering political change. I particularly welcome moves to mainstream the drug law reform debate to groups working in all the other sectors affected by drug policy that should, but don't, speak out on this issue."
Caroline Lucas MP |
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"The human, economic and institutional costs of the ill-labeled 'War on Drugs,' rival those of some of the major bellicose episodes in human history. As in those other calamities, this is purely man-made and carries no value -- just the contrary -- for human security. This madness must be stopped." Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León |
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| Michael Kazatchkine Former director of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria |
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| Sir Richard Branson Founder and chairman of Virgin Group |
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| Billy Hayes General secretary of the British Communication Workers Union |
