Switzerland tries slow-moving cannabis revolution
Switzerland is experimenting with decriminalising recreational cannabis. The picture above shows the ID card used by buyers to legally obtain the drug from pharmacies in Basel. – AFP pic, March 27, 2023.
SWITZERLAND, which pioneered prescription heroin and safe injection sites decades ago, is now experimenting with decriminalising recreational cannabis, with the drug now available in some Basel pharmacies. “This is 1,000 times better,” said Paul, a 42-year-old resident of the northern Swiss city, as he picked up a package of cannabis from his local pharmacy.
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