A policy by which, rather than punishing young people for experimenting, the government tries to supervise their drug use is referred to as:

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Harm reduction is a policy approach that aims to reduce the negative consequences of drug use without necessarily requiring abstinence. This can include measures such as providing clean needles to prevent the spread of infections, offering drug treatment services, and providing education and advice to people who use drugs. It also includes supervision of drug use to ensure that people are using in a safe and responsible way. Decriminalization involves removing criminal penalties for drug use or possession, whereas legalization involves making drugs legal for recreational use. Prohibition involves making drugs illegal and criminalizing drug use and/or possession.

A Policy by Which, Rather Than Punishing Young People for Experimenting