Drug prohibition is counterproductive
The policy of drug prohibition is unproven and therefore possibly misguided and counterproductive.
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Drug Policy – A global perspective »Drug Policy – A global perspective
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Legalisation of drugs »Legalisation of drugs
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All illegal drugs should be legalised »All illegal drugs should be legalised
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Arguments in favour legalising illegal drugs »Arguments in favour legalising illegal drugs
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Stop the negative consequences of prohibition »Stop the negative consequences of prohibition
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Drug prohibition is counterproductive
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Criminalization of drugs creates a black market »Criminalization of drugs creates a black market
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Criminalisation clogs up justice system »Criminalisation clogs up justice system
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Drug prohibition increases criminality. »Drug prohibition increases criminality.
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Wastes public funds on futile goal »Wastes public funds on futile goal
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Drugs use becomes more hazardous »Drugs use becomes more hazardous
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Undermines drugs education credibility »Undermines drugs education credibility
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Criminalisation prevents drug users from participating politically »Criminalisation prevents drug users from participating politically
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Drug buying becomes more dangerous »Drug buying becomes more dangerous
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Stigma keeps people away from treatment  »Stigma keeps people away from treatment
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Prohibition discourages drug-taking »Prohibition discourages drug-taking
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All illegal drugs should remain illegal »All illegal drugs should remain illegal
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