Decriminalising Ganja in Cambodia

Decriminalising ganja is an issue that has divided opinion in the Caribbean region. While growing and exporting ganja and pure cbd gummies for personal use would remain illegal, the bill proposes regulating its potency, price and purity. It also aims to create new tax revenue and remove the value of the industry from criminal gangs. Regardless of the reasons for the move, the legalisation of a recreational drug is a big step forward for these countries.

The Thai government has already decriminalised marijuana in five states. These include the Democratic Party-voting Arizona, the New Jersey-voting New Jersey, and the Trump-voting Mississippi. The latest move by the Trump administration in Cambodia, however, will see a ban on ganja consumption for adult citizens in that state. Although the drug remains a controversial issue, it is now legal in 11 states and Washington DC.

Despite the government’s crackdown on cannabis, activists in the area are continuing to fight for legalisation. A BJP member from Tripura and founder of a social service organisation, Prasenjit Chakraborty, wrote to the Prime Minister asking him to set up a high-powered commission to study the benefits of cannabis. It was his letter that inspired the ‘legalise ganja’ movement in Cambodia.

The government is now allowing a small number of people to grow ganja within their homes. The govt. has made it possible for people to grow ganja within ten meters of their homes. To ensure the safety of their family and friends, they are forced to set up a nursery made of bamboo poles, green scaffolding mesh, and barbed-wire fencing. Their entry door must have a lock. The gypsy farm must also have two signs: one that states that the weed is a type 5 narcotic, and one that indicates the name and address of the owner.

The government is also attempting to decriminalise ganja for adults. In the first year, the PHC and the Government Pharmaceutical Organisation both planted four types of ganja in their ‘legalising’ campaign. During the first year, they had to prove that their ganja plants aren’t growing in the wrong way. This is because it is illegal to trade the plant with other people who are using it, as a result of its high CBD content.

In an effort to legalise ganja, the Deputy Prime Minister has launched a model for a ganja community in Ban Sok Nak. In the non-malai model, household members can grow up to six plants legally. The Non-malai model is also intended for the expo. It has been a great success so far in Thailand. The government has made legalisation easier in the past few years.

Legalising ganja is a long-term solution to a drug problem. Despite the high level of demand for the drug, it is still illegal in most countries. While it is still legal in many countries, it is not in every country. Various states in the USA have legalised marijuana. The PHC is one of the first and only hospital in the world to do this. In fact, the first PHC trial was conducted in Spain and was the first ever medical cannabis clinic in the country.