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The following is a list of notable cannabis rights organizations around the world. These organizations advocate for the decriminalization, legalization, and regulation of cannabis for medical, recreational, and industrial purposes. They work towards promoting education, research, and policy reform to ensure the rights of cannabis users and industry participants are protected.
International Organizations
International Drug Policy Consortium (IDPC)
The International Drug Policy Consortium is a global network of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) working to promote drug policy reform. While not exclusively focused on cannabis, the IDPC advocates for evidence-based policies that prioritize public health and human rights. They collaborate with various stakeholders to challenge the criminalization of cannabis and promote alternative approaches.
Drug Policy Alliance (DPA)
The Drug Policy Alliance is a leading organization in the United States advocating for drug policy reform, including cannabis legalization. They work to end the war on drugs and promote policies that prioritize harm reduction, racial justice, and public health. The DPA engages in grassroots organizing, legislative advocacy, and public education campaigns to advance cannabis rights.
NORML
The National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) is one of the oldest and most prominent cannabis advocacy organizations in the United States. NORML works to legalize cannabis, protect the rights of cannabis consumers, and advocate for sensible cannabis policies. They provide legal assistance, educational resources, and support grassroots activism.
Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP)
Students for Sensible Drug Policy is an international network of students and young people advocating for drug policy reform. They work to mobilize young people to promote sensible cannabis policies, harm reduction, and social justice. SSDP chapters are active in universities and colleges worldwide, engaging in advocacy, education, and community outreach.
National Organizations
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
The American Civil Liberties Union is a prominent civil rights organization in the United States. While not exclusively focused on cannabis, the ACLU has been actively involved in advocating for cannabis decriminalization and legalization. They work to protect the rights of individuals affected by cannabis prohibition, challenging discriminatory law enforcement practices and advocating for criminal justice reform.
Cannabis Legalization and Regulation Secretariat (CLRS)
The Cannabis Legalization and Regulation Secretariat is a government agency in Canada responsible for developing and implementing cannabis legalization and regulation policies. They work to ensure the responsible and safe use of cannabis, while also addressing public health concerns and promoting social equity. The CLRS collaborates with various stakeholders to develop evidence-based policies and regulations.
Cannabis Industry Association (CIA)
The Cannabis Industry Association is a trade association representing the interests of the legal cannabis industry. They advocate for fair and equitable regulations, market access, and business opportunities for cannabis entrepreneurs. The CIA works to promote the economic benefits of the cannabis industry and support its growth through advocacy, education, and networking.
Regional and Local Organizations
Drug Policy Australia (DPA)
Drug Policy Australia is an organization advocating for drug policy reform in Australia, including cannabis decriminalization and regulation. They work to promote evidence-based policies, harm reduction, and public health approaches to drug use. DPA engages in public education, advocacy, and community outreach to raise awareness and influence policy discussions.
European Coalition for Just and Effective Drug Policies (ENCOD)
The European Coalition for Just and Effective Drug Policies is a network of organizations and individuals advocating for drug policy reform in Europe. ENCOD promotes harm reduction, human rights, and social justice in relation to drug use, including cannabis. They engage in advocacy, research, and public education to challenge punitive drug policies and promote evidence-based alternatives.
See also
- Cannabis legalization
- Drug policy reform
- List of countries that have legalized cannabis
- Medical cannabis
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