Cannabis
Drugs and Democracy
The status of cannabis in the UN drug conventions is controversial. It is now scheduled among the most dangerous substances. How and why did cannabis get in the conventions? Does it belong there? What are the options to review the status of cannabis according to current scientific data? Is making cannabis subject to a control regime similar to harmful substances like alcohol and tobacco a solution?
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Seeds of Inequality Contrasting Realities in South Africa’s Cannabis Industry
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A sustainable future for cannabis farmers ‘Alternative Development’ opportunities in the legal cannabis marketPublication date:
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Key documents
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Cannabis Regulation in Europe A Collection of Publications on New Approaches in Harm Reduction Policies and PracticesPublication date:
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The WHO’s First-Ever Critical Review of Cannabis A Mixture of Obvious Recommendations Deserving Support and Dubious Methods and Outcomes Requiring ScrutinyPublication date:
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A sustainable future for cannabis farmers ‘Alternative Development’ opportunities in the legal cannabis marketPublication date:
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Morocco and Cannabis Reduction, containment or acceptancePublication date:
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Cannabis in Latin America and the Caribbean From punishment to regulationPublication date:
Experts
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Martin Jelsma Programme Director Drugs & Democracy
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Pien Metaal Senior Project Officer
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Sylvia Kay Project Coordinator