A LIST OF REFERENCES

 

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Islington leaflet

ACMD Khat: a review of its potential harms to the individual and communities in the UK, 2013

 

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‘magic mushrooms (over 200 varieties of hallucinogenic mushrooms), and qat (khat, mira) are banned in coffee shops.’ July 2015

Axel Klein, Pien Metaal and Martin Jelsma; Chewing over Khat prohibition: The globalisation of control and regulation of an ancient stimulant Transnational Institute, January 2012

David M. Anderson and Neil C.M. Carrier; Khat: Social harms and legislation: a literature review, 2011

Spellar question

transcript of debate in House of Lords on 12/05/2014

 

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Home Office Khat Factsheet for England and Wales 30/05/2014

 

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Neil Carriere quote

Independent article, 20/06/14

Akubar Awale’s article, source of quote

refers to ‘Check before you chew’

 

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Sheffield leaflet

khat and cannabis warnings

khat seizure statistics: Metropolitan Police, Avon and Somerset Police, West Yorkshire Police

 

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National Policing Guidelines on KHAT possession for personal use intervention framework

‘Kenya funds lawsuit’

 

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House of Commons Home Affairs Committee Khat report, 26/11/13

Annisa Omar’s article one year after introduction ban

Amina Adan’s article June 2015

 

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Awale (see above)

 

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lack of support for khat users after ban: BBC report, ITV report

Guardian article on Meru county

Klein, Metaal & Jelsma (see above)

 

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Bristol khat seizure September 2015

update on khat trade 30/09/2014

petition

 

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‘espresso cut with a gin and tonic’ Independent (see above)

‘Bitterness’ on The Food Programme, 04/10/15

New Scientist, ‘Bitter truth: How we’re making fruit and veg less healthy’, 29 July 2015