In this article, we’re going to explore the number one thing the world can do to stop human trafficking – legalize all drugs. But we’re not talking about a free-for-all where anyone can buy anything at any time. Instead, we’ll lay out a nuanced approach to legalization and regulation designed to reduce the harms of drug abuse while focusing law enforcement resources on the fight against human trafficking.
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