There is a tinge of anxiety and uncertainty within the cannabis community in Thailand as the government mulls over plans to regulate cannabis solely for medical use. Despite this looming
Thailand’s newly elected Prime Minister has recently pledged to authorise cannabis use strictly for medicinal means, a statement that brought mixed reactions. This comes a year after Thailand took the
Thailand’s parliament is pushing ahead to enact a comprehensive law to administer the use of cannabis for medical and research reasons, a booming industry anticipated to be worth up to
Discussions around the recreational use of cannabis in Thailand have recently taken a controversial turn. Talks suggest the revision of the newly enacted cannabis laws that currently recognising marijuana as
Tourism operators and hoteliers in Thailand are expressing their support for the Prime Minister’s commitment to crack down on recreational cannabis usage within the next six months. They believe that
Thailand’s newly appointed Public Health Minister, Cholnan Srikaew, has made a significant move toward addressing the regulation of cannabis in the country. He has recently announced the formation of a
BANGKOK – Thailand’s newly appointed Prime Minister, Srettha Thavisin, voiced his opposition to the recreational use of cannabis while affirming his administration’s commitment to supporting its medical applications. Thailand made
The government’s stance on cannabis is focused on promoting health and economic development in Thailand, as clarified by Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. It is important to
Thailand’s progress in legalizing cannabis has sparked a revolution in the ganja market, leading to a myriad of retail outlets offering a diverse menu of cannabis products. However, there are
The current medical cannabis policy in Thailand has shown great benefits to individuals when used responsibly and should be upheld by the incoming public health minister, Anutin Charnvirakul. In a
Thailand’s Cannabis Future Network is making strides in its mission to push for the ongoing reading of the Cannabis-Hemp Act in parliament. The organization is now seeking 10,000 signatures on
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