Sign our Petition calling for a Drug Royal Commission

We call on the Parliament to establish a Royal Commission of Inquiry into:

The health, social, economic, and law enforcement costs of the Drug Prohibition.

The laws do not stop people from using drugs or protect families. After 50 years of harsh enforcement, illicit drugs are more available than ever.

Will you help us convince the government that the war on drug users does more harm than good? 

Recent responses

  • This is so important
  • It’s a rort they are only testing for traces of drugs in your system and not if you are really affected by drugs and they know how long drugs can stay in your system it’s revenue raising at its finest
  • Why are we waiting!!!!
  • Legislation on scripts on thc and driving need to be changed
  • You can’t have a ‘War on Drugs’—it’s really a ‘War on People’ which harms everyone in our society—it was introduced without any evidence base, and it FAILED!
  • Prohibition kills.

    Harm Reduction saves lives.
  • Overdose can and must be prevented! Policy and legislation must change to ensure basic human rights are met!
  • More people need to see this and sign the petition. I haven’t seen it around any social media sites. I won’t go and share anything incase it’s not appropriate, hopefully the organisers can get the word out more.
  • With so many limited recourses for safe drug use, more and more everyday Australians are struggling and yet it’s constantly being ignored. safe drug use saves lives
  • Australia’s Drug Laws are archaic, outdated laws. More information about changing the perception of all users and non users is so very needed to to stop the inhumane treatment of drug dependent people and there own lateral violence towards each other. Judgement, shame and guilt is not healthy.

    Australians need education, understanding and a government that’s committed to drug policy reform.

    Mentally, financially and socially these policies have hurt, hindered and haunted me.

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