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Harm reduction and drug policy: implications for South Africa
Psychoactive substances have been used for social or religious purposes around the globe for millennia. However, in modem times, their inherent properties and hazards have been exaggerated or misrepresented. They are illegal, even feared. Yet, the futility of eradication efforts exemplifies the fact...
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Institute of Criminology
2026
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