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IS IT ALLOWED OR IS IT NOT?

In the past days, Trekt Uw Plant has again tried to obtain a clear answer on the question if the possession of cannabis for personal use in Belgium is allowed or not. Again, the authorities refuse to give this answer.

According to a ministerial guideline issued by the Belgian minister of Justice and the 5 Head Attorneys in January 2005, the registration by the authorities of the possession of an amount of cannabis for personal use (established at max. 3 grammes and one cannabisplant) by an adult, without the presence of aggravating circumstances or public disorder, will only lead to a Simplified Police Record (VPV). There will be no actions that lead to persecution and the cannabis will not be confiscated.

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published 7 May 15:36, by encod. update 7 May 15:35
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FOR THE LEGALISATION OF CANNABIS IN MOROCCO

A group of actors of the Moroccan civil society have published a document entitled "invitation to open the public debate on the legalisation of cannabis and its useful applications in Morocco".

This initiative came about after the failure of the erradication policies against the cultivation of cannabis in the north of Morocco, carried out under pressure of the UN and the EU. These policies have produced two results:

- the increase in the suffering of the peasants and their families, who after having their fields erradicated are not offered any kind of alternatives, which is in contradiction with national and international policies against poverty.

- many drug traffickers have changed their strategies towards the trade in illicit hard drugs and arms, that are sold to criminal and terrorist groups

published 7 May 10:17, by encod. update 7 May 10:19
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TREKT UW PLANT TESTS THE LAW FOR THE THIRD TIME

Three times is ship right. On monday 5 May 2008, Trekt Uw Plant will for the thrid time a ministerial guideline on cannabis in Belgium. At 15.30 uur the president of the association Trekt Uw Plant, Philippe De Craene, will again plant a cannabis seed, from which his personal plant will grow. According to the guideline, the possession of this plant is not persecuted. This plant will be placed on a place where no disorder is being caused and which is not accessible for minors. The address of this place will be informed to the lord mayor of Antwerp, Patrick Janssens.

The planting of the seed will happen during a press conference that will take place in the Paviljoen, at the Konijnewei, a 100 meters of the Palace of Justice in Antwerp. This place is publically accessible, but the conference will be organised in such a way that minors will not be present.

published 4 May 22:33, by encod. update 6 May 16:59
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TREKT UW PLANT TESTS THE BELGIAN LAW FOR THE SECOND TIME
How will the legal authorities react?
On Saturday May 3d, 2008, from 14.00 onwards, on the Vrijdagmarkt in Antwerp, Belgium, the members of the association Trekt Uw Plant (Draw Up Your Plant) will put the seed of their personal cannabis plant. According to a mnisterial guideline issued by the Belgian state in January 2005 the possession of max. 3 grammes of cannabis and one plant, by an adult, is not persecuted. It can only lead to a simplified police record, the cannabis will not be confiscated.
published 20 April 02:15, by encod. update 29 April 18:21
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COFFEESHOP CHECKPOINT INTRODUCES THE CUSTOMER CARD

PRESS RELEASE FROM CHECKPOINT

Checkpoint is going to start with a badge-system for visitors of the coffeeshop. Visitors will only be admitted to the shop when they can show their customer card.

published 18 April 23:45, by Martin Veltjen. update 18 April 19:59
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BE: STOP THE NARCOTISATION OF PEOPLE WHO LIVE ON THE STREET
published 10 April 01:26, by encod. update 10 April 21:58
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UK GOVERNMENT REJECTS PETITION AND ISSUES THREATS
published 29 February 17:25, by encod. update 29 February 17:25
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WHERE IS MY PRIVATE LIFE?
published 15 February 13:18, by encod. update 15 February 13:17
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7-8-9 MARCH 2008: DRUG PEACE MARCH IN VIENNA
published 13 February 17:46, by encod. update 28 February 17:47
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UK: RE-CRIMINALISING THE PLANT
published 30 January 18:32, by encod. update 30 January 18:32
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BE: ANTWERP DISTRICT ATTORNEY FORCES CANNABIS CONSUMERS INTO CRIMINALITY
published 24 January 17:23, by encod. update 15 February 13:06
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CANNABIS E-PETITION REJECTED BY DOWNINGSTREET 10
published 23 December 2007 17:40, by encod. update 23 December 2007 17:40
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IHRA LAUNCHES DEATH PENALTY REPORT
published 11 December 2007 18:47, by encod. update 11 December 2007 18:45
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UK government not interest cannabis users safety or opinion
published 7 December 2007 21:38, by Alun Buffry (LCA). update 7 December 2007 21:42
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EU GROUP SEEKS DRUG CONSULTATION SELECTION CLARITY
published 23 November 2007 15:10, by encod. update 25 November 2007 17:09
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