All parties should question if current drug policies are actually contributing to the reduction of poverty and inequality, increased access to health and development in general.
The Museum of Drug Policy provided a powerful, emotional experience that illustrated the harms caused by current prohibitionist drug policies and advocated for new approaches rooted in dignity, health, and human rights.
At a critical juncture for the harm reduction movement, HRC restates its commitment to build bridges and heal wounds, centring those who have borne the burden of oppressive, racialised drug policies.
