San Francisco debates “recovery first” drug policy, sparking controversy and concerns over alienation and permissiveness.

San Francisco is currently deliberating on a new drug policy that emphasizes abstinence from illicit drugs, a concept proposed by Supervisor Matt Dorsey under the “recovery first” approach. This proposal has ignited a controversial debate within the city, with some expressing concerns that it may isolate individuals who are not yet prepared to cease drug use, while others argue that San Francisco’s current drug policies are excessively lenient. Mayor Daniel Lurie has identified addressing the fentanyl crisis as a top priority within this context. The city’s consideration of this new drug policy reflects a broader initiative to combat substance abuse and addiction issues in San Francisco, with a focus on promoting recovery and rehabilitation.

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