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Drug injection sites are a failed experiment that make communities unsafe and trap vulnerable people in addiction. Instead of standing by as addictions get worse, we’re funding treatment and lasting recovery while keeping our communities safe.

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1/3 Today's debate in the Scottish Government is nothing short of a slow-motion car crash, with policymakers willfully ignoring global evidence while steering Scotland further into drug policy disaster. Instead of fixing our broken treatment system and backing recovery, they are doubling down on failure, pushing policies that have already devastated communities in Portugal, Oregon, and British Columbia. Let’s be crystal clear: decriminalisation isn’t saving lives—it’s killing more people. In Portugal, drug deaths have skyrocketed, treatment services are overrun, and Lisbon has become a hotspot for open-air drug markets​. Oregon’s so-called "progressive" policy has turned its cities into lawless wastelands of public drug use, overdoses, and cartel activity, forcing the government to scramble to re-criminalise drugs just a few years later​. And yet, here we are—watching Scottish politicians repeat these same catastrophic mistakes, pretending that more "harm reduction" will work when all the evidence screams the opposite. This isn’t just ignorance—it’s negligence. If Scotland keeps chasing these failed fantasies of decriminalisation, we’ll be standing in the wreckage of a policy that normalises addiction, fuels overdoses, and abandons the very people it claims to help. Where is the accountability? Where is the outrage? The Right to Recovery Bill offers a real solution—a legal right to treatment, a commitment to recovery, and an end to the bureaucratic blockade that keeps people trapped in addiction. It’s time to wake up. Stop following the junk science of failed decriminalisation and start fighting for real recovery.

Annemarie Ward 💜

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