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Press Release: Leading human rights and public health organizations release national drug decriminalization platform for Canada

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Toronto, ON—In the wake of almost 23,000 drug poisoning deaths since 2016, twenty-one civil society organizations across the country, including groups of people who use drugs, families affected by drug use, drug policy and human rights organizations, frontline service providers, and researchers, have collaborated to release Canada’s first civil society-led policy framework for drug decriminalization in Canada.

Communiqué de presse: D’importantes organisations de défense des droits de la personne et de la santé publique annoncent une plateforme nationale de décriminalisation des drogues pour le Canada

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Toronto, ON — Indignées après plus de 23 000 décès liés à une intoxication aux drogues depuis 2016, vingt-et-une organisations de la société civile de partout au pays, y compris des groupes de personnes utilisatrices de drogues, des familles touchées par l’usage de substances, des organisations de défense des politiques sur les drogues et des droits de la personne, des prestataires de services de première ligne et des chercheuses et chercheurs, ont collaboré à la publication du premier cadre stratégique canadien dirigé par la société civile pour la décriminalisation des drogues au Canada.

Press Release: Drug Decrimilization Litigation

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Media Release: The Canadian Association of People Who Use Drugs (CAPUD) and Four Individuals File Charter Lawsuit Against the Government of Canada Seeking Decriminalization of Drug Possession and Necessity Drug Trafficking.

Communiqué de presse: une poursuite qui cherche à dépénaliser la possession de drogue

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Pour la publication des médias: L’Association canadienne des usagers de drogues (CAPUD) et quatre personnes intentent une poursuite en vertu de la Charte Contre le gouvernement du Canada qui cherche à dépénaliser la possession de drogue et la drogue de nécessité Trafic.

How to decriminalize drugs: the design features of a non-criminal response to the personal possession of drugs

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Internationally, stakeholders across jurisdictions are considering alternative, non-criminal responses to the personal possession of drugs. Alternative responses include various decriminalization, diversion, and depenalization schemes. However, what details need to be considered? In this paper, we present the design features of non-criminal responses to simple possession and consider the implications of the choices available. The features […]

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