US EditionIsland OD prevention site transitions to public protest after being shut down
- An unsanctioned overdose prevention site in Campbell River transitioned to a protest after authorities ordered its closure, citing bylaws 2043 and 2003.
- Dr. Erika Kellerhals emphasized the urgent need for these facilities, stating that the site provided safe usage for individuals with already obtained substances, not free drugs.
- Santos, a tragic case highlighted by his mother, underscores the urgent need for accessible detox centers in the region.
- Chantal Costaz urged for the establishment of detox centers in Campbell River, criticizing the slow progress on addiction resources and stating that inaction contributes to rising overdose deaths.
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"The failure of the state war" carried out with great blows of trumpet against drugs calls for a change of policy"
TRIBUNE. While the government wants to impose, in vain, the idea that prohibition and repression of users will come to an end of drug trafficking, the essayist Michel Henry regrets, in a forum in the "World", that a recent parliamentary report proposing to invent a French model of drug regulation has been buried without debate.
·Paris, France
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