Global commission urges child-centred drug policy reform
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For too long, the wellbeing of children and young people has been invoked to justify the status quo in countries’ drug policies, without an examination of how those same policies systematically undermine the rights, health and futures of individuals in this…
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What happened
For too long, the wellbeing of children and young people has been invoked to justify the status quo in countries’ drug policies, without an examination of how those same policies systematically undermine the rights, health and futures of individuals in this…
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