Our submission to the NSW cannabis inquiry focuses on the harmful impact of criminalisation, especially the disproportionate harm to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples due to overpolicing.
Unharm’s work has revealed that the NSW Police Force (NSWPF) is 4.3 times more likely to pursue legal action for drug possession or use against Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people than it is against non-Indigenous people.
Unharm supporters played a big role in creating The Loop and the momentum to win pill testing (drug checking) in Queensland. Here’s how it happened and how it will work.
The ACT’s partial decriminalisation of drug use should be regarded as just one step towards getting this important reform right.
Drug law reform is dominated by white voices and ignores racialised injustice. We’ve started talking to First Nations people about how to make this movement bigger, and better.
Angela’s experiences prove that drug prohibition doesn’t make sense. This is what she wants Australia’s politicians to know about drugs, and the people who take them.
Should we legalise all drugs? Here’s what the Unharm community had to say about the drug legalisation debate.
Unharm’s groundbreaking report revealing important new insights into how Australians access, consume and experience drugs today.
We don’t fine people for alcohol consumption. Why should other drug use be any different?