Pioneering trailways, Thailand’s unprecedented decision to effectively legalize marijuana last year has led to a noticeable influx of tourists, especially from fellow Asian nations with strict drug laws and crushing
Pot Parlance, Bliss out Bong, High Rise, and Muffin and Mellow are merely a pinch of the plenitude of cannabis-related puns gracing billboards all over Thailand. This scenario has gradually
Saade Melki struggled with addiction for 20 years before he found hope at Melbourne’s first-ever medically supervised injecting room. Established in 2018 to prevent heroin-related deaths in the city, the
Australian fans of Cantonese-speaking comedians are in for a treat as Hong Kong comedian Chan Lok Tim arrives in Australia with his show “Still Surviving in Hong Kong,” which puts
Thailand has legalized the use of cannabis for medicinal purposes since 2018, but on June 9, 2022, the country joined the list of nations that have legalized cannabis for recreational
Cookies, one of the most well-known American cannabis operators, is facing lawsuits filed by current investors and its former business partner, accused of using coercive “strongarm” tactics and bullying to
As more countries and states are starting to legalize cannabis, more vacation activities centering on weed are emerging. However, respecting the unique culture and etiquette that comes with smoking weed
Virgin Group founder and British Tycoon Richard Branson has voiced his support for the halt of death penalty for drug offenses in Singapore. Branson urged Singaporean authorities to review the
The family of Tangaraju Suppiah, a Singaporean man who is set to be hanged next week over a kilogram of cannabis, is pleading for clemency and urging a retrial. Tangaraju
International drug policy advocates expressed hope that the new President of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., will adopt a more humane approach to dealing with the country’s narcotics problem. Following
A Singaporean man is facing the death penalty next week for smuggling a kilogram of cannabis. Amnesty International has spoken out against the decision, calling it “extremely cruel.” Singapore has
Helen Clark, former Prime Minister of New Zealand and the current chair of the Global Commission on Drug Policy, recently commended Thailand for legalising cannabis, stating that it is a