At long last, Germany is moving forward with legal cannabis.
A blueprint of the reform was leaked through RND newspaper group and translated by Politico, stating that cannabis will be decriminalized, allowing for its purchase, possession and cultivation. Any advertising promoting cannabis, however, would be banned.
Some of the proposed limitations include that cannabis will have a THC limit of 15 per cent. And in the case of young adults, aged 18 to 21, they will be able to buy marijuana with a 10 per cent limit of THC.
The plan also makes it clear that cannabis sold in Germany must be produced domestically, sidestepping any international law issues and avoiding conflict.
While many are reportedly celebrating the country’s decision, several German politicians have voiced concerns that the plan is too restrictive.
Kristine Lütke, drug policy speaker of the Free Democratic Liberal Party, is quoted
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