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| A win-win on drugs? Fighting gangs by legalizing pot | Copenhagen just got a lot closer to legalizing the sale of pot. If approved by the Danish parliament, next year the city could grant licenses to indi... |
| Chewing over Khat prohibition | In the context of a fast changing and well documented market in legal highs, the case of khat (Catha edulis) provides an interesting anomaly. It is fi... |
| City trying to ‘hash out’ pot issue | A new Social Affairs Committee report on cannabis has recommended that the City Council seriously consider decriminalisation of the substance’s as bei... |
| Copenhagen votes to legalise marijuana | Marijuana could soon be legalised in Copenhagen, after the city voted overwhelmingly in favour of a scheme that would see the drug sold through a ne... |
| Copenhagen wants controlled cannabis shops | The Copenhagen City Council is pushing ahead with a proposal to decriminalise cannabis, and has set up a committee to investigate the best way to regu... |
| Could legalising pot clean up the rot? | The City Council of Copenhagen has been pushing to legalise the sale of marijuana in the city. The council’s vote which would pave the way to establ... |
| Council may enter drug trade | A City Council majority is backing a plan to legalise the sale of cannabis, which could see two thirds of the market taken away from criminal gangs.... |
| Ex-resident and police say Christiania’s future threatened by violence | In response to an opinion piece in Politiken newspaper, in which a former Christiania resident encourages residents of the commune to stand up to th... |
| Injection room finally finds a home | Some obstacles remain before the injection room, which may cost as much as 18 million kroner to set up, can become a reality - including an expected... |
| Injection room operator: Political indecision will cost lives | The government’s indecision over plans to set up a permanent injection room for drug addicts may cost the lives of over 100 users, according to Mich... |
| Injection rooms approved, but advocates wonder what’s next | The thirty-five year fight to establish permanent injection rooms for drug addicts is now over after the government announced last week that such faci... |
| Jury still out on government’s hash crackdown | It was exactly six years ago this week that police conducted their first full-scale raid on Pusher Street, the famed road in the city’s Christiania ... |
| Legal cannabis rejected by government | State-run hash and marijuana dispensaries won't be popping up in Copenhagen any time soon after the Justice Ministry this weekend turned down Cop... |
| Legal marijuana gets one step closer | A committee has now been established to determine the best way to legalise the sale of hashish, with special stores owned by the council presenting i... |
| Legalise it, part two | Legalising pot, we wrote in this space back in July 2009, would have two obvious benefits: generating revenue and dragging a shady business out into t... |
| Legalised cannabis? | A political majority at Copenhagen Town Hall is pushing for cannabis to be decriminalised. In a joint letter, four out of five local politicians have ... |
| Mobile injection room rolls out | Two out-of-service ambulances have been put back into service as mobile injection rooms for drug addicts in Copenhagen (Denmark). The vehicles will b... |
| MP: Approval for city ‘coffee shop’ plan unlikely | The Copenhagen City Council’s plan to set up shops selling cannabis as a way to remove the market from the control of gangs is not likely to be embr... |
| Opinion | Injection rooms save lives | On Monday September 12 Denmark’s first mobile injection room made its maiden voyage, driving from Victoriagade to Reventlowsgade behind Central Stat... |
| Opinion | Is it okay if we sell joints? | The City Council will soon be sending a letter to the justice minister, Morten Bødskov (Socialdemokraterne). It might be formulated a little more fo... |
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