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Thai Advocates Rallies Against Relisted Cannabis To Narcotics




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Cannabis supporters in Thailand protest as the government moves to reinstate a ban on the drug, following a committee's recent approval to reclassify it as a narcotic.


The Thai government's recent move to reclassify cannabis as a narcotic has reignited the debate over the drug's future in the country. Cannabis legalization advocates, who celebrated Thailand's decriminalization in 2022 as a progressive step, are now protesting the potential reversal.


The Thai Cannabis Future Network organized a demonstration at Government House, demanding a comprehensive study on cannabis' impact before any reclassification. They argue that a balanced approach should consider the drug's potential health benefits, social effects compared to substances like alcohol, and the need for informed regulation.


This protest follows the government's proposal to reclassify cannabis, limiting its use to medical and research purposes. While the government aims to implement this change by January 1, 2024, activists criticize the rush, calling for a more thorough and evidence-based approach.


The original decriminalization, spearheaded by then-public health minister Anutin Charnvirakul, aimed to promote medicinal use and create a cannabis industry. However, the lack of clear regulations led to a boom in recreational marijuana, sparking concerns about its impact on youth. This became a key issue in the recent elections, with the current government campaigning on promises to restrict recreational use.


Despite the government's commitment to the ban, activists remain steadfast in their demand for an evidence-based approach to cannabis regulation. They accuse the government of being influenced by undisclosed business interests, emphasizing that the fight is not only for personal liberties but also against potential monopolies in the cannabis industry.


The situation highlights the complex interplay of health, economic, and political factors surrounding cannabis in Thailand. It remains to be seen whether the government will reconsider its approach and opt for a more balanced and informed regulatory framework.


Written By Vivek Roachthavilit


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