Thailand is gearing up for its general election on May 14 this year, and one major issue at hand is the legalization of cannabis. The country has already decriminalized marijuana
The cannabis decriminalization law brought forward by the Bhumjaithai Party in 2022 has been challenged by political rivals in Thailand ahead of the May 14 election. Critics say the law
The legalisation of cannabis in Thailand has been a topic of controversy since it was first proposed by the Bhumjaithai Party. But, as of June 9 2022, it’s now a
Cannabis is gaining political attention among political parties in Thailand as the May 14 general election approaches. Despite most parties objecting to the plant’s recreational use, the legal status of
Pattaya’s numerous recreational cannabis outlets that have spent a fortune on appearances and interior design are fearing their future. The Pheu Thai party, which is the leading contender both in
Cannabis enthusiasts around the world rejoiced when Thailand, the first Southeast Asian country to decriminalize the drug, passed a law legalizing it in 2022. However, Thailand’s legalization journey hasn’t been
Thailand is making progress on cannabis legalization, but not everyone is on board. Chuwit Kamolvisit has been barred from campaigning against the Bhumjaithai party’s cannabis policy, pending the outcome of
Since the legalisation of cannabis in Thailand on 9th June 2022, there has been a significant rise in the number of specialised retail outlets selling cannabis products in large cities,
The coalition Thai Democrat Party has threatened to withdraw the Cannabis and Hemp Bill proposed by coalition partner Bhumjai Thai Party because no amendments to the bill have been made.
The Cannabis Act was defeated in parliament last night after a majority of lawmakers voted against it. The bill, which seeks to establish regulations regarding the manufacturing, trade, and use
Mr Anutin stated at the Miracle Hotel’s “Meet the Press: Cannabis” event that since cannabis was decriminalized for medical use, it has not had any negative social impact, as many
Hundreds of doctors and alumni from Mahidol University’s Faculty of Medicine have issued a statement calling for an immediate ban on recreational cannabis use, claiming that it endangers the public