The Supreme Court in Mexico made a historic ruling on Wednesday that the prohibition of personal possession, use and cultivation of cannabis was unconstitutional on human rights grounds, meaning that
Some 76% of people in New Zealand support some form of cannabis legalisation in New Zealand, according to a new poll. The online survey by Massey University asked 6300 people
Channel 4’s latest Dispatches episode featured former Scotland Yard chief Bernard Hogan-Howe, who visited the US to see if legalisation there could change his views on prohibition in Britain. Before
Former Scotland Yard chief Bernard Hogan-Howe has called on the Government to set up a two-year review to examine whether Britain should legalise cannabis. Writing in The Mail on Sunday,
Cannabis stores in Canada ran out of stock after the first day of legalisation, underlying the popularity of the move and the challenges ahead for the industry to match supply
Uruguay is increasing the number of pharmacies that sell recreational cannabis from 14 to 17, and Diego Olivera, secretary general of the National Drugs Board, expects that number to continue
Is the jury still out on the effects of legalised cannabis in North America? That is the debate that has been taking place among London School of Economics (LSE) bloggers.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists is to review its opposition to the legalisation of cannabis in what could be a critical development as much of the research the government has
A cancer survivor has slammed the claims of a police crime commissioner that cannabis cannot be legalised because of its “anti-social smell”. Appearing on the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire Show, Jack
Six Police Crime Commissioners have come out in support of the legalisation of the model exemplified by UK Cannabis Social Clubs and others like it. The six PCCs represent: West
