Thailand looks at allowing cannabis for limited personal use
In a country known for its stiff drug laws, the ruling coalition is looking at allowing Thais to grow six marijuana plants per household
13 September 2019 - 12:25
Bangkok — A party in Thailand’s ruling coalition has proposed a draft law that would allow Thais to grow a limited amount of cannabis at home, less than a year after the country legalised the drug for medicinal purposes and research.
Under Thailand’s current drug laws, recreational users of cannabis can incur tough penalties, including up to 10 years in prison for possession and hefty fines...
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