Drug policy refers to the set of laws, regulations, and guidelines that govern the production, distribution, consumption, and control of drugs, particularly illegal substances. It encompasses various aspects, including prevention, treatment, law enforcement, and harm reduction strategies related to drug use and abuse. Drug policy aims to address the issues associated with drug addiction and trafficking, regulate pharmaceutical drugs, protect public health, and ensure societal safety. It can vary significantly between countries and regions, reflecting differing cultural attitudes towards drugs, social norms, and political priorities. The effectiveness and consequences of drug policies are often subjects of debate, as they can impact crime rates, public health outcomes, and the socio-economic fabric of communities.
French senators are discussing two legislative proposals targeting organized crime and drug trafficking. A national anti-organized crime prosecutor's office will be established, similar to anti-terrorism efforts. The new office will…