România ar putea dezincrimina inclusiv producerea și importul de droguri pentru consum propriu. Ce arată precedentele externe

The legislative proposal B544/2026 aims to decriminalize various drug-related activities in Romania, lacking a fixed quantitative threshold. It transforms possession, cultivation, and importation for personal use into contraventions, with minimal fines for high-risk drugs. The proposal draws comparisons to international models, particularly Portugal, but lacks a robust health mechanism. While Portugal's model includes comprehensive support systems, Romania's approach appears weaker, relying on voluntary consent for treatment. The Canadian experience shows that decriminalization alone does not guarantee health benefits, as overdose rates remained unchanged. The proposal raises concerns about the absence of a structured support system, potentially leading to negative outcomes similar to those seen in Oregon's decriminalization efforts.