I can vaguely remember having heard of a Human Right named "Self-Souvereignity",

which basically implied that legally seen your body is a freestate of which you

are the authority. But I cannot recall wether that was a Law of the UN, the EU

or of the Netherlands alone. I'll look into it.

This human right seems to be exactly the human right that I feel, should include

an individual being free choice & full authority over what drugs & foods are

allowed to enter their body(their freestate) and which ones are not allowed.

If a government or any other institution takes away this freedom of choice of people

it is clearly in violation of this human right. Could this reasoning not be used in

a court of law, to challenge the existing druglaws & policies & suggest new, more

reasonable druglaws & policies to replace them? Surely Laws are not impervious to

being challenged & changed if a rational & convinving enough case against it is

organised & better alternatives persistently offered?

Any lawstudents, lawyers or Judges in the Nexian House?