Brussels study finds de facto tolerance of public crack use; researchers urge unified policy

A ULB study on police handling of public crack use in Brussels finds that over half of users have never had police contact, indicating a de facto tolerance policy. Researchers call for a uniform drug policy across the Brussels-Capital Region. The finding highlights a gap between official enforcement and street-level practice, with implications for local governance and public health.

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