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Shen Boyang participated in drug policy discussions in 2014, advocating that harm reduction measures such as needle exchange and methadone substitution treatment should be included in the plan, rather than relying on punishment alone. Recently, he put forward anti-drug policies on campus, emphasizing blocking the sources of drugs and strengthening education.
[Entertainment Channel/Comprehensive Report] DPP Taipei mayoral candidate Shen Boyang recently proposed an anti-drug policy, but Blue Camp retrieved an article from 12 years ago that talked about drug "harm reduction policies" and interpreted its content as supporting the distribution of drugs in the community, triggering attacks and defenses. Kuomintang legislator Wang Hongwei posted a message on Threads on the 3rd to question Shen Boyang. Designer Nie Yongzhen appeared in the message area to fight back, saying bitterly: "Three rumors were posted in three hours. You worked hard today and you will be strong."
Designer Nie Yongzhen keeps an eye on Wang Hongwei. (Photo taken from Facebook)
Wang Hongwei issued an article pointing out that methadol is a medical treatment that has been used for many years and is an oral treatment. She questioned Shen Boyang's confusion of methadol and needle exchange, and asked whether he advocated distributing drugs and needles in community centers.
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However, the content that Shen Boyang was questioned this time was originally a discussion on policies for drug addicts in 2014. At that time, he divided the policy into penal orientation, assistance in addiction recovery and harm reduction, and exploration of social causes. He advocated that users should not only be punished by punishment, but should also take into account addiction treatment assistance and public health. The needle exchange and methadone substitution treatment he mentioned were all existing harm reduction measures in Taiwan, and they were not "opening up the community to distribute drugs arbitrarily."
Shen Boyang's recent anti-drug policies on campus include blocking the sources of drugs, strengthening identification education, introducing screening and judicial support, and the core is still to keep drugs away from campus. On the other hand, Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan stressed on Facebook that there is no room for ambiguity in the anti-drug campaign, and questioned that Shen Boyang should not use the Mesa Winter Plan to cover up. A large number of netizens immediately flooded the message area. In addition to reminding Taipei City that there is also a needle cleaning service, some people even dug up information about Jiang Wanan’s past proposal to increase methadone alternative treatment resources, which continued to spread the attack and defense on drug policy.
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This dispute will continue to simmer in the coming week, and both sides may further present historical arguments or policy details to support their respective positions.
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