The International Intoxicating Cannabinoids Product Symbol is the first line of defence in Harm Reduction for Cannabis and Cannabis Products, together with accurate labelling for ingredients.
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The global conversation surrounding cannabis is evolving rapidly, with many countries reconsidering its legal status, it's potential for improving livelihoods and contemplating a public health approach as an alternative to punitive criminal sanctions
The global conversation surrounding cannabis is evolving rapidly, with many countries reconsidering its legal status, it's potential for improving livelihoods and contemplating a public health approach as an alternative to punitive criminal sanctions
The global conversation surrounding cannabis is evolving rapidly, with many countries reconsidering its legal status, it's potential for improving livelihoods and contemplating a public health approach as an alternative to punitive criminal sanctions
Our colleagues Kenzi and Farid from the Cannabis Embassy, went to the Palais De Nations in Geneva on 19 February 2025, to smoke a joint on the Centenary of Cannabis Prohibition, to take a moment to reflect on this incredible journey with a plant.
The Cannabis world lost a genuine pioneer at the end of January. David Watson, more well-known as Sam the Skunkman, left behind a legacy that shaped modern cannabis cultivation and research in ways few others have.
The 19th February 2025 will mark 100 years of Global Cannabis Prohibition. The Cannabis Embassy, together with Fields of Green for ALL, will be sharing various themed online and international events to celebrate not only the Centenary of Prohibition, but also how much has changed in recent years to move away from Hard Prohibition towards more Human Rights and Evidence based policies and regulation globally.
As amicus curiae in the matter, Fields of Green for ALL has received notice of the appellants withdrawal of their appeal in the Supreme Court of Appeal in Bloemfontein.
Last week we gathered at the University of Cape Town to wrap up the Cannabis Africana project. A collaboration between the Universities of Bristol and Cape Town - departments of Criminology and Policy Studies - this was a research project looking into “Drugs and Development in Africa”, with particular emphasis on Cannabis.
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