Berlin Aims to Tear Down the Wall of Cannabis Prohibition: The Leafly Legalization Roundup
States and countries continue to look towards the future with their eyes on the prize, and that prize is legalization.
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Cannabis Parade Draws in Thousands For ‘Joint’ Effort in Berlin
Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Berlin to advocate the legalization of cannabis.
Germany Marijuana Legalization Push Revives Debate Over Drug Policy
Conservative politician Joachim Pfeiffer joins Germany Green Party campaign
Global Marijuana Marches Set for Tomorrow
For more than 30 years, marijuana fans and legalization supporters have marched on the first weekend in May in support of the cause. Despite legalization having occurred in Uruguay and the US states of Colorado and Washington, this year is no different.
Marijuana May Improve Stamina, Rejuvenate Brain Says Study
Contrary to the warnings about its ill effects, marijuana may actually have some benefits, including improving stamina and removing damaged brain cells.
Israel Called Tops In Medical Marijuana Distribution
Health minister counters arguments that new regulations prevent tens of thousands of patients from receiving the restricted treatment
German Leftists Suggest Legal Cannabis Clubs
Germany’s socialist Left party is calling an expert hearing on “legalizing cannabis through the introduction of cannabis clubs” in the German parliament on Wednesday. The idea has met widespread rejection.
Do Medical Marijuana Laws Reduce Traffic Fatalities
Research finds marijuana impaired drivers take less risks and do not get into accidents
Germany Plans to Legalize Medical Marijuana
The German health ministry has announced plans to legalize medical use of marijuana, prompting praise from advocates for patients with chronic pain and terminal illnesses.
Lawmakers Ready to Approve Use of Medical Marijuana
Medical marijuana will be available in Germany soon, with the centre-right coalition preparing to make groundbreaking changes to drug laws, a government health spokeswoman said this week.
