Families & Friends for Drug Law Reform believes prohibition laws are more the problem than the solution. It seeks alternative laws that minimise the harms.

FFDLR @ffdlr ·

11 Oct

The 29th Annual Remembrance Ceremony ‘for those who lose their lives to illicit drugs’, Weston Park, Yarralumla, ACT Mon 21 Oct 12-1pm followed by a BBQ. If you would like a loved one remembered please contact info@cahma.org.au @PetterssonMLA @FairTreatmentAU @emmadavidsonACT

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FFDLR @ffdlr ·

8 Jul

This is so painful especially after 30 years of advocating for drug law reform and harm reduction. What a pity heroin on prescription wasn’t agreed to back in 1997. It would have reduced the reliance on the black market that kills.

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Harm Reduction Aus @harmreductionau ·

5 Jul

We need more than a piecemeal approach. Comprehensive reform that ends the black market and provides real, sustainable resourcing for best practice harm reduction is what is needed, Australia-wide. See @harmreductionau ED @Annie_Madden_ in @theage today...

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FFDLR @ffdlr ·

25 Jun

Thank you @JacintaAllanMP. Wise, factual and caring words from a politician. Lives matter!!

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