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This paper is organized into four parts of discussion. Firstly, we present the Portuguesedecriminalization law and the central role of harm reduction within this framework.The second section discusses the mainstream meanings ascribed to the ‘HR double’mainly anchored in problematic drug uses. The third section highlights the need totake into account the specificities of recreational drug uses, users and environments.Thus, the paper highlights the experience of the Kosmicare Project at the Boom Festival,which combines principles of harm reduction, crisis intervention and Grof’s approach.The fourth section draws upon the project’s experience itself and in the idea of thenormalization of drug uses to acknowledge and to discuss the potentialities, tensionsand limitations of these contributions when it comes to analyzing and constructing astrong version of the ‘HR double’.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio

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Tackling Harm Reduction, Human Rights and Drug Uses on Recreational Environments: Tensions, Potentialities and Learnings from the Kosmicare Project (Portugal)