Should cities open drug “safe havens” where people who are addicted to illegal drugs can use them under the supervision of medical professionals?

Yes, but with programmes in place to reduce drug use over time, in conjunction with other interventions such as counselling, help with accommodation, housing, getting away from controlling relationships, money management, nutrition etc. We need holistic centres, which should be modern, clean and not run-down and depressing.

People who are addicted to drugs need education to reverse the brainwashing. You are not addicted to a drug until you take it. Drugs and societal beliefs cause addiction, crack down on organised crime. Alcohol is also an addictive drug that needs removing from our society, it causes more problems than any other drug

No, but drug use should be treated as a healthcare issue so rehabilitation centres must be prioritised

Yes and no. Yes to reduce the number of drugs on the street and drug related deaths. No, would drug users even use the services provided without making them mandatory after being found in possession.

make you own choices - and do no harm! there would be less negatives if you take responsibility for your actions and impact

I think it's a good idea but the priority shohld be on prevention, rehabilitation and mental health support

i think that there should be restrictions and regulations but drugs should be legal just controlled and come with advice.

Yes, because this would not only defund crime, but would dramtically reduce overdoses and addiction, and would stop the sale of unpure and tampered with drugs, creating clean and safe enviroments to them in.

No this service may be abused by drug users, but this would be a hood idea as a free treatment facility to gradually wean patients off of drugs and rehabilitate them

The individual should be given the chance for rehabilitation first, as I believe addiction is more of a psychological condition foremost.

Yes but keep them within the facility whilst under the influence

No, but treat drug abuse as a health issue, not a criminal issue and provide more effective support

Yes, but only as part of a program where they agree to be weened off the drugs

There are already rehabilitation centres, who’s responsibility is to rehabilitate addicts by helping them control destructive behaviours

No, many of these drugs are life ruining, Weed yes you should legalise it and in one sweep you would cripple the drug dealers and also bring in huge revenues for the state who would tax weed as they do Tobacco now.

But creating drug zones would only fuel the addiction.

Legalise class B and lower grade drugs and fund rehabilitation centres with money from not trying drug charges

No, I would regulate controlled substances

No, they should be treated professionally

Yes, as long as the visit is followed by rehabilitation

no, but make class C drugs legal, tax them as you would do for alcohol and cigarettes

No, just send them to rehabilitation centres when caught.

Yes, but I wouldn’t necessarily use those terms. I would call them drug outreach teams, but I would also decriminalise all drugs so that drug use is seen as a medical problem, not a criminal one.

Yes , as Cannabis should be treated more as coffee or beer than crack and heroine.

Yes, it is necessary to treat addiction as a health issue and not a criminal offence, however use it as a way to help addicts get off of drugs

I feel that this could work but the people should only use what they need to to stay active and over time they can be leaned off it. As a result this needs to be treated as a health issue

Drugs should be treated as a health issue, and this could help some people to overcome their addiction, however this could also encourage drug use, so i think the option and availability to do this should be limited.