cannabis policy
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- Adult-Use
Europe ready for recreational legalisation, reveals report
More than half of Europeans support adult-use cannabis.
- Policy & Regulation
Amsterdam sticks with plans to ban tourists from cannabis coffee shops
The Mayor of Amsterdam has stated the plan is the “first step towards regulation”.
- Policy & Regulation
MORE Act moves forward in US sparking hopes for federal legalisation
The MORE Act would legitimise cannabis markets and repair harms done by the war on drugs.
- CBD Market
Review to establish greater strategic coherence for UK legal cannabis
The Hodges Review has been launched to review regulation and public policy relating to the UK’s industry.
- Adult-Use
Copenhagen proposes five year pilot of recreational cannabis
Legalising links in supply chain is a “precondition for undermining organised crime”, says Denmark.
- Policy & Regulation
Russia raises concerns over EU cannabis legalisation moves
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Oleg Syromoloto has said there are attempts to “shatter the foundation” of the 1972 Protocol to the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961.
- Policy & Regulation
Last Prisoner Project partnership to help non-violent cannabis prisoners
The new partnership with Dutchie will help to remove criminal records related to cannabis charges.
- Uncategorized
Israel calls for expungement of cannabis convictions
The call aims to remove the “stain” of criminality associated with cannabis.
- Opinion
Alfredo Pascual: the changing landscape of cannabis
SEED Innovations vice president of investment analysis discusses how the cannabis industry has developed and the growing opportunities in Europe.
- Cultivation
Why has Italy’s cannabis referendum been blocked?
Legalizziamo! campaign coordinator Marco Perduca speaks to Cannabis Wealth.
- Cultivation
Italian cannabis referendum blocked by court
Despite having enough signatures to trigger a referendum, the Italian cannabis campaign has been blocked.
- Adult-Use
UK cannabis industry calls for government to implement new policies
New policy suggestions include moving the licensing authority from the Home Office to the Department of Health and Social Care and making updates to the Proceeds of Crime Act.
