EU Parliament Follows World Health Organization, Recommends Descheduling Cannabis
Thu / Feb 14th
The European Union’s Parliament has rallied alongside the United Nations’ World Health Organization in recommending an end to cannabis prohibition.
World Health Organization
The main concern of the World Health Organization (WHO) is the safety and health of the public. That is why this specialized agency of the government has been involved with understanding and making recommendations for legal cannabis. Learn more below:
World Health Organization Recommends Reclassifying Cannabis
Fri / Feb 1st
If the recommendations are adopted, nations would no longer be able to use international treaties as a reason for continuing cannabis prohibition.
World Health Organization Recommends Descheduling CBD
Tue / Aug 21st
The World Health Organization (WHO) has recommended that “preparations considered to be pure cannabidiol CBD should not be scheduled within the… Read More
NORML Launches Website to Send FDA Public Comments Regarding Cannabis Rescheduling
Wed / Apr 11th
The Food and Drug Administration is asking for public comment on the international scheduling of cannabis following a request from… Read More
WHO Report: No Evidence of CBD-Related Public Health Problems
Wed / Dec 13th
The World Health Organization has released a report concluding that there is “no evidence” of “public health related problems associated… Read More
UN/WHO Statement Appears to Call for Drug Law Reforms
Thu / Jul 6th
In a statement on ending discrimination in health care settings, the United Nations and World Health Organization appear to call… Read More