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Human Rights and Substance Use
Protecting dignity, autonomy, and the right to health.
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Human Rights and Substance Use: The Rights Framework for Drug Policy

People who use drugs are human beings with human rights. This simple statement has profound implications for drug policy—implications that prohibition-focused approaches have often ignored. A human rights framework for drug policy centers on dignity, health, freedom from torture, and non-discrimination. Understanding this framework helps citizens evaluate whether drug policies respect the rights of all people, including those who use substances.

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