Revisiting Decriminalisation
The aims of decriminalisation, legalisation, and safe supply are themselves part of a larger conversation around the future of how our health system can help people flourish and how society can better respect bodily autonomy, cognitive liberty, and religious freedoms. And we have to start somewhere, and for us, that’s here. - Dr Sam Douglas
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