Topic: Open Society Institute

No more drug war in Latin America? Report explores new ways to fight drugs

A new OAS report looks at alternatives to prohibiting the drug trade, including legal market regulation, reform of the UN drug convention, and smarter policing.

European court rules that terror suspect was abused while in CIA custody

From 'no' to 'yes,' how Colorado and Washington legalized marijuana

Change Agent Nonprofits work to help legal immigrants become US citizens

Latin America Monitor What's the role of Afro-Colombian and Colombian women in the FARC peace talks?

Latin American nations push UN to drop zero tolerance on drugs

Bruce Lasky trains young lawyers in Asia to defend the poor and powerless

US transfers control of Bagram prison to Afghans

US hands over control of Bagram prison to Afghans

Poland begins uncovering story of secret US detention center

After the US pulls out, will CIA rely more on Afghan mercenaries?

George Soros gives $27 million to Africa project

Afghanistan: NATO's night raids cause more harm than good, report says

Can George Soros, Michael Bloomberg save New York's troubled young men?

Opinion Tyrants in Africa: little states, big problems

Congo's preparation for elections lags, both in planning and funds

Nigeria election delay marks yet another setback for democracy

Liberia's only woman newspaper editor packs a 'Punch'

In restless Kashmir, desire for independence grows

Locked out: The 12 million people without a country, and the need to become a citizen

Afghanistan war: As civilian deaths rise, NATO says, 'Sorry.'

'The Aftermath Project': Photographers go back after the war

As US seeks closer ties with Turkmenistan, government cracks down on students

Iran gives US citizen Kian Tajbakhsh 12 years for political activity

Arrest of Mugabe rival threatens Zimbabwe's unity government