Chris Selley: Canada got euthanasia wrong. That doesn’t mean everyone else has to
Chris Selley critiques Canada's approach to euthanasia as flawed, contrasting it with Scotland's recent decision to reject the legalization of medically assisted suicide.
"Chalamán," the hit of national rock that legalized marijuana and popularized reggae
The article discusses the significance of the song "Chalamán" in the Argentinian reggae scene and its connections to the legalization of marijuana.
Legalizing pepper spray would give ‘false sense of security,’ experts warn
Experts caution that legalizing pepper spray in Canada may provide a false sense of security rather than enhance personal safety.
Proposal for legalization of assisted dying rejected in Scotland
A proposal to legalize assisted dying in Scotland was rejected by the Scottish Parliament with 69 votes against 57.
Scottish Parliament Rejects Legalization of Assisted Suicide
The Scottish Parliament has rejected a bill aimed at legalizing assisted suicide following a lengthy debate.
Scotland: Parliament Rejects Legalization of Assisted Dying
The Scottish Parliament has rejected a bill aimed at legalizing assisted dying for terminally ill patients.
The government has classified hemp HHC as a prohibited substance, possession will be punishable
The Czech government has announced a classification of hemp HHC as a prohibited substance, making possession illegal.
The Last Breath as a Right
Samara Martínez, a 30-year-old woman suffering from terminal chronic kidney failure and lupus, advocates for the legalization of euthanasia in Mexico through the #LeyTrasciende initiative.
Consideration of Former Surnames: Cabinet Decision on Gender Equality Plan, Flow Towards Legalization of Common Use
The Japanese government has determined a five-year gender equality plan that includes considerations for legalizing the use of former surnames for married individuals.
Hesse demands correction: Cannabis legalization was as bad as the heating law
Hesse's government is calling for a revision of cannabis legalization laws, comparing their impact to that of the government's heating law, highlighting internal political conflicts.
Drug warnings flew on the Ukkola show - 'Irresponsible'
A heated debate on cannabis legalization occurred during Iltalehti's Ukkola show involving Finnish MPs Atte Harjanne and Atte Kaleva.
They unexpectedly gave cannabis and money at the agricultural market
Unexpectedly, cannabis and cash were distributed at the agricultural market in Iceland.
108 babies were left to die after failed abortions in Ireland
A parliamentary inquiry revealed that since the legalization of abortion in Ireland in 2019, 108 babies were left to die following unsuccessful abortions.
Legalization of Former Names: "Criticism" and "Selective is Key" - Minutes of the Gender Meeting Released
The minutes from a December gender conference reveal divided opinions on the inclusion of former name usage in Japan's gender policy plan, with significant support for a selective married surname option.
Analysis: The Government Did Not Bother to Consult Other Parties When Preparing the Legalization of Nuclear Weapons
Finland's government has proposed the removal of nuclear weapons restrictions, making them legal for national defense purposes, sparked by a lack of bipartisan consultation.
What are the cremation data today in Greece?
Greece has seen a steady increase in cremations since the opening of its first cremation center, following the legalization of cremation in 2006.
Ingmar Nevéus: Two Not Particularly Pleasant Smells from the USA
The article discusses the pervasive smell of marijuana in U.S. cities, particularly in Brooklyn, where it has become more prominent than traditional city scents.
Illegal Prostitution Stagnates in the Netherlands
Illegal prostitution remains stagnant in the Netherlands despite the legalization of brothels over two decades ago, with concerns about sex workers being coerced into the industry.
Instead of demolition, legalization. A reversal in the dispute over the campsite in Kokořínsko
The article discusses a significant legal development regarding a campsite in Kokořínsko, where instead of being demolished, the site is being legalized after a long dispute.
Mansouri, Juvin, Bazin, Hetzel: on the right, these deputies who are fighting against the legalization of assisted suicide
Several right-wing French deputies are actively opposing the legalization of assisted suicide in legislative debates.
Maria had a child alone: "I never got to choose to have a father for my child"
Maria Myhr Haugnes, after years of being single, chose to have a child on her own, facilitated by the legalization of assisted fertilization for singles in Norway.
The Chancellor Merz's Party Wants to Reverse the Legalization of Marijuana in Germany
The Chancellor Merz's party is seeking to overturn the recent legalization of marijuana in Germany.
The Chancellor Merz's Party Wants to Reverse the Legalization of Marijuana in Germany
The Chancellor Merz's party is aiming to reverse the recent legalization of marijuana in Germany.
Merz's CDU Wants to Reverse the Legalization of Cannabis in Germany
The CDU party in Germany, led by Chancellor Friedrich Merz, plans to reverse the partial legalization of cannabis approved by the previous government.
The drug dispute between a Member of Parliament and a Minister intensifies – Hyrkkö accuses Grahn-Laasonen of a gross accusation
A political dispute in Finland escalates between Green League MP Saara Hyrkkö and Minister of Social Affairs Sanni Grahn-Laasonen over statements made regarding drug policy and cannabis legalization.
Green's Hyrkkö: Two ministers talked nonsense in front of the Parliament
Finnish MP Saara Hyrkkö criticizes government ministers for spreading misinformation during a parliamentary questioning session regarding cannabis legalization and fishing regulations.
Total Rejection of the Cannabis Initiative by Parliament
Finnish Parliament voted overwhelmingly against a citizen initiative to legalize cannabis, rejecting it 144-18.
The Finnish Parliament voted against the legalization of cannabis
The Finnish Parliament rejected a citizen’s initiative for the legalization of cannabis, with a significant majority voting against it.
The citizen initiative for the legalization of cannabis received a cold reception from Parliament
The Finnish Parliament decisively rejected a citizen initiative to legalize cannabis with a vote of 145 to 18, with only members from the Green League and the Left Alliance opposing the rejection.
The Parliament Rejected the Citizens' Initiative for Legalizing Cannabis 145-18
The Finnish Parliament voted 145-18 to reject a citizens' initiative to legalize cannabis, following the recommendations of its legal committee.
ALEX BERENSON: I warned about cannabis dangers 7 years ago and nobody wanted to listen
Alex Berenson reflects on the increasing warnings about the dangers of cannabis, including rising mental illness and changing attitudes towards its legalization.
Ash Wednesday has pro-legalization marijuana block party in RJ
A traditional post-Carnival block party in Rio de Janeiro advocates for marijuana legalization.
Live broadcast: The parliament discusses the legalization of cannabis
The Finnish parliament is discussing a citizen initiative aimed at the legalization of cannabis.
Spanish Sánchez as the new Merkel. What will the legalization of half a million immigrants bring?
The Spanish government plans to legalize half a million illegal immigrants, drawing comparisons to Chancellor Angela Merkel's policies.
The risk of psychedelics following the problematic path of Cannabis
The article discusses concerns raised by a New York Times editorial about the increasing legalization and use of cannabis and questions whether a similar caution will be applied to psychedelics.
Big mistake to legalize marijuana? Health experts warn of ‘worse outcomes'
The New York Times has reversed its stance on marijuana legalization, now warning of potential negative outcomes associated with its mainstream acceptance after previously supporting such legalization.
NY Times walks back stance on marijuana legalization, admits loosening of policies has made country worse off
The New York Times editorial board has revised its previous stance on marijuana legalization, acknowledging the downsides associated with the policy changes.
"I want to exchange racists for working people" – Spanish left heats up migration debate
Spain's leftist government, led by Irene Montero, is pushing to legalize the status of hundreds of thousands of migrants, igniting intense political debate in the country.
Hemp and marijuana are the same species. So why all the different laws?
The article discusses the confusion surrounding the legal classification of hemp and marijuana, which are the same species, and the varying laws that apply to each based on their usage and perception.
Finance Ministry Eyes Online Casino Legalization to Boost Revenues
Finance Minister Anton Siluanov has proposed lifting the ban on online casinos in Russia to increase state revenues amid rising costs associated with the war in Ukraine.
Cannabis: The CDU should get out of its cannabis combat mode
The article critiques the CDU's persistent opposition to cannabis legalization in the face of changing societal norms and the government's recent decision to partially legalize the drug.
Medical Cannabis: Intoxicated by Itself
The article discusses the rise in drug-related crime linked to cannabis legalization in Germany and the booming online trade of cannabis flowers.
Medicinal Cannabis: High on Itself
The article discusses how the legalization of cannabis in Germany has led to an increase in drug-related crime and internet sales, with some members of the SPD appearing overly enthusiastic about the situation.
Immunity of Małgorzata Manowska. Judge Piotr Andrzejewski wants legalization of prosecutors' applications
The battle to lift the immunity of Supreme Court President Małgorzata Manowska has been ongoing since July last year, involving both the Supreme Court and the State Tribunal, with prosecutors seeking to prosecute her on multiple charges.
A new round of legalization of illegal construction begins: It applies to buildings constructed until June 21, 2011.
The government will adopt amendments to the law on handling illegally constructed buildings, allowing only those built before June 21, 2011 to be legalized.
Change is coming: Only buildings constructed by this date will be able to be legalized
The government will adopt changes to the law regarding illegal buildings, allowing only those constructed by June 21, 2011, to be legalized, effectively limiting future legalization efforts.
Illegal construction after 2011 can no longer be legalized
The government will convene to adopt amendments to the law governing illegal buildings, restricting legalization to structures built before June 21, 2011.
For hate speech, a lower penalty / SNS wants to change penalty rates, opposition talks about legalizing extremism and helping Bombic
The SNS party's proposal to decrease penalties for extremist activities in Slovakia has sparked debates about potential legalization of extremism and the implications of reducing prison sentences for hate speech and related offenses.
Assisted Suicide: Twelve Ultime Liberté Activists Sentenced for Helping Dozens Obtain Pentobarbital Illegally
Twelve members of the Ultime Liberté association, which advocates for the legalization of assisted suicide and euthanasia, were sentenced for aiding dozens in illegally acquiring pentobarbital, with judges criticizing their lack of self-reflection and perceived extremism.
Assisted Suicide: A Lucrative Business
Since the legalization of assisted suicide in Germany nearly six years ago, organizations have found ethically questionable opportunities in this field, raising questions about necessary actions.