Why We Should Legalize Recreational Drugs

There has been great support in Latin America about the legalization of drug use. Countries, such as Uruguay and Argentina strongly support allowing the people to personally use recreational drugs, such as cannabis . Brazil has partially decriminalized the use of weed, but the current law is complete and cannot properly discuss the different between dealers and common users .
Columbia’s Supreme Court has decreed in 2009 that it is not illegal to keep drugs in a minor quantity for personal use. The war on drugs already costs a great deal and does not produce the required benefits . Mexico has also allowed the use of recreational marijuana in small amounts that are under 5gm .
Asia in general is known to have the toughest laws against recreational drugs, including weed and other related products. Hash is completely illegal in
In fact, a bill has also been proposed in the Parliament to create new regulations for substances that are non-toxic in nature, such as marijuana, which is more commonly known as “bhang” and “ganja” .
Laws in Africa
Africa has a diverse character spread throughout the continent, from the Islamic north to a Diverse south. South Africa has already passed a bill, which legalizes the use of medical marijuana in the country. It took a number of years to reach this situation . The recreational use of the drug remains illegal in the country. Cannabis is also illegal in Egypt, although it is hard to find criminal penalties given to personal use .
Cannabis is also illegal in Nigeria, although it is a regional hub for the production and transportation of marijuana . Interestingly, cannabis is banned in Morocco, although a significant portion of the national economy is supported through the industry of weed. There have been legal proposals, which discuss the legalization of weed for medicinal purposes