Karolina Walecik

Karolina Walecik

Program Officer in OSF Global Drug Policy program in Budapest. Member of Political Critique, where she coordinated international projects and edited books dedicated to drug policy topic: Drug Policy. The Reader of Political Critique (2009), Drug Wars. News from the battlefield (2011). She graduated English philology at Catholic University in Lublin and social science at Warsaw University.

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At the UN, New Voices Call for an End to the Drug War

In the most recent session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs—the lead policymaking body for drug control at the UN—governments …

Karolina WalecikMay 2, 2014, 10:25 amMay 16, 2017

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At the UN, New Voices Call for an End to the Drug War