Overview

• The Drug User Liberation Front sold tested illicit drugs to provide a safer alternative to street drugs.
• The club's founders claim the shutdown infringes on members' rights to life, liberty, and security.
• They argue the closure forces members to resort to dangerous street supplies, violating their right to equality.
• Vancouver Coastal Health had authorized the club to collect and test drug samples.
• The legal case has sparked political debate between the governing NDP and the Opposition BC United.