An End to the Ongoing Drug War ‘ “drug war politics impede public health efforts to stem the spread of HIV, hepatitis, and other infectious diseases. Human rights are violated, environmental assaults perpetrated And prisons inundated with hundreds of thousands of drug law violators.” (Cockburn, 1998) ‘ Everyday, at least once, on TV, in the paper or on the radio we hear something about the drug war. The drug war is our government’s attempt at stamping out …showed first 75 words of 813 total…

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