人权与毒品政策：项目结果和建议摘要报告

研究

27 2月 2025

拉筹伯大学最近开展的一项为期四年的国家研究项目提出了重塑澳大利亚毒品政策的重要建议。该项目提倡将某些毒品合法化，并呼吁增加对吸毒者领导的组织的资金和支持。

主要建议：

某些药物的合法化： 研究表明，特定物质合法化可以减少危害，并解决过量服用和丙型肝炎等疾病传播等问题。
通过资金赋权： 通过向吸毒者经营的组织提供更多资源，这些团体可以有效地倡导政策变革并参与改革工作。

这些建议与全球毒品政策的变化相一致。2019 年，联合国所有 31 个机构都呼吁将毒品合法化并取消惩罚措施，强调人权在推动这些改革方面的重要性。

在澳大利亚实施这些变化可以带来更富有同情心和更有效的药物政策，确保个人的权利和福祉得到优先考虑。

AIVL 谨感谢凯特·西尔、Sean Mulchany 以及所有参与该项目和报告的人。AIVL 副首席执行官 Ele Morrison 自豪地在报告发布会上发言，并对报告的调查结果和建议表示欢迎。

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