
“In 2001, Portugal became the first European country to decriminalise possession of all drugs for personal use. The country introduced state-funded therapy programmes for abusers which have seen record number of people seeking help. Rates of HIV infection and drug-related deaths have also halved in the ten years since the new legislation. But it is in fact the Czechs that have the most liberal laws when it comes to personal use. Citizens can legally be in possession of up to half an ounce of marijuana, 40 ‘magic mushrooms’, four tabs of LSD or Ecstasy and one gram of cocaine.”
Related posts:
U.S. Border Patrol Agent Executes Young Mexican Woman With Headshot
Reminder: A New Light Bulb Ban Kicks in on January 1
Abe's party loses local vote after Japan's security policy shift
Dutch central bank warns consumers to be careful with bitcoins
Egypt’s wheat problem: how Morsi jeopardized the bread supply
Across Corn Belt, Farmland Prices Keep Soaring
Pennsylvania man pays $7,143 school tax bill in $1 bills
Wal-Mart sues Visa for $5 billion over card swipe fees
How Private Prison Companies Make Millions Even When Crime Rates Fall
Neglected Estonian Manor House to Be Turned Into Bitcoin Center
Federal Election Commission rules requested on Bitcoin campaign donations
U.S. Hospitals Quietly Deport Hundreds Of Undocumented Immigrants, Often While Unconscious
Fidel Castro denies Cuba refused Edward Snowden asylum
Woman bypasses airport security on her third try in the same day
CIA agents training Syrian rebels since late 2012