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The Australian Drug Law Reform Foundation exists to encourage a more rational, tolerant and humanitarian approach to the problems created by drugs and drug use in Australia.

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• Economic Facts sheet - Canada spends more than $4 on enforcement for every $1 spent on the health response in dealing with illegal drugs. ($400.3 million vs $88 million)  >>>more

• Sound bytes for change - Questions and Answers on the issue of a regulated market for currently illegal drugs

• Illicit Drugs Damage Australian Business... Get the report here >>
• National Meeting  8 December 2006 Dr Van Beek's presentation
• "Preventing Harm from Psychoactive Substance Use" Vancouver City Council http://www.city.vancouver.bc.ca/fourpillars/pdf/PrevHarmPsychoSubUse.pdf
• Transform (UK) 'After the War on Drugs - Options for Control' examines key themes in the drug policy reform debate, details how legal regulation of drug markets will operate, and provides a roadmap and time line for reform. http://www.tdpf.org.uk/Policy_General_AftertheWaronDrugsReport.htm
• 'Controlling Psychoactive Substances; the Current System and Alternative Models'. Kings County Bar Association (USA) Drugs Policy Project Report. http://www.kcba.org/ScriptContent/KCBA/druglaw/proposal/report_am.pdf
• Health Officers Council Of British Columbia (Canada) "A Public Health Approach To Drug Control in Canada". To read report: http://cfdp.ca/bchoc.pdf
• Strategy Unit Drugs Project: Phase 1 Report: "Understanding the Issues" http://www.tdpf.org.uk/Policy_General_Strategy_Unit_Drugs_Report_phase_1.htm
  
• See the latest newsletter here 
• AGM 2006 Presentations
• Support for Canadian Medically Supervised Injecting Centre
• Australia backs safe injecting program - Canadian Globe and Mail newspaper
• You too can support the Canadian Medically Supervised Injecting Centre click here>>
  
• The past, present and future of harm reduction: decades of misunderstanding.

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