Articles tagged with "legalization"

For 45 years, governments in France have held on to some of the harshest and most outdated cannabis policies in Europe.

A Polish politician treats his brain cancer with illegal cannabis, research steps up in the Czech Republic, and Macedonia begins sale of high-THC extracts.

Berlin will vote for a new state Parliament and a new mayor on Sunday, and for the first time ever, cannabis is playing a role in the campaign.

The Michigan House gave final approval to bills that would further regulate medical marijuana nearly eight years after it was first authorized by voters.

Canadian banks pull plug on medical marijuana clients, New Jersey OKs cannabis for PTSD, and U.K. report says ignoring medical benefits is “irrational.”

Legalization advocates have raised $11.7 million. Opponents–mostly law enforcement groups–trail with $229,000.

The move is aimed at protecting patients with small-scale home grows, who currently face the threat of eviction and seizure of their plants.

As the cannabis community evolves, finding a way to strengthen the voice of women has been a challenge. A new professional network hopes to fix that.

Even in tolerant cities like Berlin, authorities have stepped up enforcement of cannabis prohibition. It’s not working, and it costs taxpayers a bundle.

Arkansas has not one but two initiatives to legalize medical cannabis. One now faces a lawsuit from a surprising source: a member of NORML’s legal committee.