The ACT’s partial decriminalisation of drug use should be regarded as just one step towards getting this important reform right.
ACT decriminalisation
The ACT’s partial decriminalisation of drug use should be regarded as just one step towards getting this important reform right.
I used to do drugs. I still do, but I used to, too.
Tom reveals his history of illegal and legal drug use.
Unwinding white dominance in drug law reform
Drug law reform is dominated by white voices and ignores racialised injustice. We’ve started talking to First Nations people about how to make this movement bigger, and better.
My experiences prove drug prohibition is not only unfair, but ineffective
Angela’s experiences prove that drug prohibition doesn’t make sense. This is what she wants Australia’s politicians to know about drugs, and the people who take them.
What does the ACT election result mean for drug policy?
Greens-Labor coalition has secured another term in office after the ACT election. Will this allow the Greens to push for drug law reform?
Oregon shows decriminalisation is possible with 2 in 3 voting YES
Oregon is the first U.S. state to decriminalise personal possession for ALL drugs – it is possible.
No more arrests for personal drug use – what does decriminalisation look like?
Christian organisation Uniting has just published a detailed plan to decriminalise drug use in NSW and the ACT.
Will Queensland’s Labor government adopt recommendations for drug reform?
A major Queensland government body has called for the legalisation of MDMA.
