As far as scheduling goes that basically mirrors the US and UN. Those categories aren't "levels of danger", but whether something has accepted medical use. Tha

As far as scheduling goes that basically mirrors the US and UN. Those categories aren't "levels of danger", but whether something has accepted medical use. That will always vary country to country - in the UK diacetylmorphine is medicine, despite being highest schedule. And poppy straw is class A just as fentanyl. Does that make it correct to say they are "literally equated"? That's absurd. (Not saying there aren't very dumb things about the national anti-harm reduction approach, but the scheduling isn't exactly unique internationally, nor really an aspect of what makes the system a massive mess). Sex work is not criminalized, as you yourself point out.