Second instalment of Simon Doherty’s blog looking at various tolerant approaches towards cannabis policy around the world.
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Tag Archives: Uruguay
Cannabis prohibition for a country in recovery – Colombia
While Cannabis prohibition is clearly damaging to a country such as the UK, the effects can be far more debilitating in a developing country such as Colombia, which is still emerging from a decades-long conflict that has inflicted a heavy cost on the lives of all of its citizens.
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Which cannabis model should the UK adopt?
Much of the world is reforming cannabis laws and legal weed will happen one day in the UK. Chris Roach looks at different various different legal cannabis models from around the world and asks which model might be the best for the UK.
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International Narcotics Control Board and cannabis
Sensible cannabis laws pose ‘very grave danger’ to unelected UN bureaucrats at the International Narcotics Control Board
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2013 the year cannabis policy was put on the menu
A review of the cannabis campaign in 2013 by NORML UK and progress made throughout the world in ending prohibition of cannabis.
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UN Bureaucrat Raymond Yans gives world’s most humble president a ticking off for legalising pot
Raymond Yans of the International Narcotics Control Board tells Uruguay not to legalise pot.
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World First: Uruguay have officially legalised and regulated cannabis
Uruguay is the first country in modern times to legalise cannabis.
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Post Uruguay – Where Next?
NORML UK member Max Fernandez asks where next after Uruguay.
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Uruguay, the United Nations and Prohibition
United Nations puts pressure on Uruguay to not legalise cannabis.
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Uruguay: The first domino has fallen
Uruguay votes to legalise production and distribution of cannabis.
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