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* Home * Weed Map * Dispensaries * Events * Magazine * Culture * The Masters Collection * The Daily Trunk * Know-How * Reviews * Dispensary Reviews * Strain Reviews * Awards * Dispensary of the Month * Stoners’ Choice 2022 Awards * Know how * Overview * History of Cannabis in Thailand * FAQ * About LEGALISATION OF CANNABIS IN THAILAND AND ITS POLITICAL IMPACT Home / The Daily Trunk / Politics / Legalisation of Cannabis In Thailand And Its Political Impact * Post author By Trunkee * April 13, 2023 * No Comments on Legalisation of Cannabis In Thailand And Its Political Impact The legalisation of cannabis in Thailand has been a topic of controversy since it was first proposed by the Bhumjaithai Party. But, as of June 9 2022, it’s now a reality. The new law made Thailand the first country in Southeast Asia to legalise cannabis for medical purposes. The reform was hailed as a massive win for advocates of the herb and supporters believed the legalisation could also benefit the nation’s political landscape. The health minister who lead the charge towards legalisation, Autinn Charnvirakul, is looking forward to reaping political gains in the upcoming political election. He hopes that his political party, Bhumjaithai, will become a significant influence in the next government, after winning 51 seats in the 2019 election. The new election rules favour larger parties, something that Bhumjaithai hasn’t always had in its favour. With the legalisation of cannabis, the party has seen an increase in popularity, despite receiving criticism over the loose regulations. Legalisation of cannabis appears to be a proven vote winner in Thailand, with millions of people believing in its benefits. As the strict regulations surrounding cannabis production and use continue to be debated and polished in the coming years, it’s possible that many more Thais will embrace the cannabis-based economy. The legalisation of cannabis could lead to a spike in research around the herb, ultimately leading to many more medical benefits being discovered. Many hope that it will also decriminalise cannabis use for both medical and recreational users, and create substantial opportunities in industries such as agriculture, textiles and medicine, unlock the vast potential of this miracle plant, and provide its millions of consumers with safe access, which they have been deprived of for so long. Cannabis remains a topic of extreme interest to the people of Thailand and is one that we, in the media, must continue to cover. It is something that warrants more discussion and research so that governments worldwide can take evidence-based decisions rather than giving in to political pressures. After all, it’s the health and welfare of citizens that should be paramount. As a disclaimer, the opinions expressed in this article don’t reflect those of High Thailand. Source of this article:Read the source article here RELATED POSTS * The Impact of Legalisation on Cannabis Retail in Thailand Since the legalisation of cannabis in Thailand on 9th June 2022, there has been a… * Clarification of cannabis rules Today, June 18, Public Relations on Cannabis posted on Facebook that the Director-General of the… * Cannabis officially classified as nuisance The Public Health Ministry's directive to classify cannabis and hemp smoke as a "nuisance" as… Trunkee Trunkee is our mascot and the mysterious master mind behind "The Daily Trunk", our news section of HighThailand for all things cannabis in Thailand. Previous Post Next Post LEAVE A REPLY * Default Comments (0) * Facebook Comments You must be logged in to post a comment. Continue with Facebook Continue with Google Continue with Twitter Continue with Line RECENT POSTS * Watching from the Sidelines May 12, 2023 * Thailand Elections 2022: What it Means for Cannabis Legalization in the Country May 2, 2023 * Safe Injection Facilities like Melbourne’s MSIR: A Step Forward in Saving Lives May 2, 2023 CATEGORIES Categories Select Category Around Asia Around the World Crimes Culture Events Know-How Law Politics The Masters Collection TAGS Activities cannabis Chill Comedy Community Dining Event Games Growing local Joga law legalization marijuana Music news Party Reggae Social Thailand Thailand Growers Workshop MENU * Home * All Facts about Cannabis in Thailand * Cannabis News in Thailand * Frequently Asked Questions * About INFO * Add your Dispensary * Benefits for Dispensaries * Claim your business * Contact Us * Privacy Policy * Terms of Services SIGN UP FOR EMAIL UPDATES Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates Leave this field empty if you're human: SOCIAL MEDIA Copyright ©2023 HighThailand. All rights reserved. AGE VERIFICATION You must be at least 20 years or older to enter. YESNO