A recent article on Drogriporter discusses an open letter signed by 116 civil society organizations criticizing Hungary's drug policy. The Drug Research Institute (DKI) argues that the letter is misleading as it was drafted before the actual legislative proposal was known. The DKI emphasizes the complexity of drug policy and questions the validity of the protest, especially given the involvement of Ukrainian organizations facing their own crises. The proposed amendments in Hungary aim to impose stricter penalties but are not a radical departure from previous policies. The DKI advocates for a balanced approach to drug-related issues. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)