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Controversy over decriminalization of cannabis

Publication date 05/06/2012 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

Housing Minister Cécile Duflot supports the decriminalization of cannabis. This position is controversial and embarrassing to the government. Declaration of François Hollande on 15/11/2011 on this subject during the socialist primaries, and reactions of Jean Marie LE GUEN, PS MP, and Eric CIOTTI, UMP MP.

Dominique Voynet’s controversy following his remarks on cannabis

Publication date 23/09/1997 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

Valiant Report on the Legalization of Cannabis

Publication date 15/06/2011 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

Daniel VAILLANT, PS MP and former Interior Minister, is the author of a report on the legalization of cannabis. Explanations and reactions of residents of Seine-Saint-Denis, with interviews of the person concerned, and of Eric RAOULT (deputy UMP): "We try hashish or cannabis and at the end, we finish with a spoon and a syringe..."

Jean-Louis Debré and Dominique Voynet on cannabis-related controversy

Publication date 23/09/1997 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

The Environment Minister of the Jospin government, Dominique VOYNET, provoked a heated controversy by declaring in the columns of the newspaper Charlie-Hebdo that she was in favour of the decriminalization of cannabis but, above all, that she had already smoked, while remaining very ambiguous about whether or not to smoke... Reactions of Jean-Louis DEBRE (president of the RPR group): "Left caviar, left firecracker..." And reply of the interested party, Dominique VOYNET: "I do not encourage drug use in general, I just wish that France leads this debate as other European countries have led it..."

18 joint event in Strasbourg

Publication date 20/06/1998 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

Supporters of the decriminalization of cannabis gathered in Strasbourg’s Kléber Square. A few days after the publication of an expert report classifying this drug as one of the least dangerous, they called for its removal from the narcotics table and the opening of a major national debate on drug addiction. Comments on images of the event alternating with interviews of a participant and a man working in a reception centre for drug addicts.

Demonstration for the legalization of cannabis in Montpellier

Publication date 30/09/1990 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

In Montpellier, a hundred people demonstrated to demand the legalization of cannabis, and to protest against the repression that hit consumers. Through petitions, they call on French and European elected representatives to open the debate.

Forum for cannabis liberalisation

Publication date 13/05/2017 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

[Source France 3 Regions]: Cannabis in public discussion. A first in Nantes organized by a collective of associations that militate For legalization or at least decriminalization of the product. And the next step for activists could happen by a therapeutic medical approach. The debate on cannabis in France remains very sensitive And the very paradoxical situation, as professionals in care and prevention find. There is no causal link between repressive legislation and less use. So we have to draw conclusions. And dare to debate, improve reflection at the societal level. Among those who stopped in Nantes, at the information booth, some had strong opinions. The opening of a major national debate is a priority for the cannabis collectives.

Lyon: 10 years of IARC

Publication date 03/11/2001 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

For the past ten years, the Cannabis Information and Research Committee (IARC) has wanted to advance the debate on the decriminalization of cannabis. For its ten years the association has set up an open house. Interview with Laurence DUFFY on a hemp show, and Jean Pierre GALLAUD, IARC representative.

Drug decriminalization

Publication date 30/11/1994 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

The National Ethics Committee for Life and Health Sciences publishes a report challenging the distinction between licit and illicit drugs and proposes a new classification of substances. In particular, the report states that alcohol is as dangerous as, if not more dangerous than cannabis, and that the penal system must be reviewed. Archives alternate with interviews with Jean René CHANGEUX of the Ethics Committee and Jean Pierre LHOMME of Médecins du monde.

Interview with Claude Olievenstein

Publication date 03/08/1977 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

Interview with Dr Claude OLIEVENSTEIN, a drug addiction psychologist at Marmottan Hospital, following John Carter’s proposals for a partial legalization of marijuana possession in the United States. He is not in favour of a real decriminalization of cannabis in France, but he is in favour of replacing prison sentences with fines. Regarding the American President’s proposal, he says: "I believe this is a good measure" and indicates that in France, theoretically in the 1970 Act, this measure is already included, but the use of this law has been diverted from the spirit of the legislator.

Debate on cannabis legalization

Publication date 04/04/2011 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

Report devoted to the controversy raised by Stéphane Gatignon that revives the debate on the decriminalization of cannabis with the cross-interviews of François THIERRY, central office of illicit drug trafficking, who is against decriminalization and Dr Philippe BATEL, head of the addiction department of the Beaujon hospital, who is in favor, considering that the state is already dealing with alcohol taxes, legal drug much more deadly.

Cannabis in the National Assembly

Publication date 10/12/1997 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

The 577 deputies of the National Assembly received by post a booklet devoted to cannabis and a demonstration "firecracker", sent by the IARC, Collectif d'information et de recherche cannabiques, association asking for the legalization of cannabis and its derivatives. Reactions in the corridors of the Assembly of Deputies Arnaud MONTEBOURG, Jack LANG, Henri EMMANUELLI, Charles Amédée de COURSON, and Christine BOUTIN. Interview also with Jean Pierre GALLAND, IARC facilitator.

Cannabis policy and decriminalization

Publication date 26/03/2002 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

Reactions of the policies after the declaration of Lionel JOSPIN during which he compares alcohol and cannabis and otherwise refuses its decriminalization. Extracts from the declarations of Noël MAMERE, Roselyne BACHELOT and Jean Pierre CHEVENEMENT.

Cannabis use: towards a ticket

Publication date 25/05/2017 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

The government is considering decriminalizing cannabis. During his campaign, candidate Emmanuel Macron explained that he wanted to simplify the procedure leading to a fine for drug use. The police are in favour of this decision, which will reduce their workload. For others, this measure will not be effective because it will have little impact on young consumers. Comment on illustration images and infographics interspersed with an interview (archive) by Emmanuel MACRON, Stéphane BATTAGLIA, UNSA police union, Nicolas PRISSE, president of Mildeca (Interdepartmental mission to fight drugs and addictive behaviour) and Georges FENECH, LR Member of the Rhône.

Congress for the decriminalization of cannabis

Publication date 18/06/1993 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

A congress was held to defend the decriminalization of cannabis and thereby limit drug trafficking. Meeting with a consumer who cultivates cannabis for his personal use, with Jean-Pierre GALLAND, organizer of the International Cannabis Day, who mitlite for the legalization of cannabis, and with Marco TARADASH, European Radical Member of Parliament. View of the June 1976 Appeal of the 18th joint in the journal Libération et images de plans de marijuana.

The call of the 18 joint

Publication date 22/06/1997 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

Illegal rally on the Villette lawn in Paris for the legalization of cannabis. Several hundred people accompanied by the association CIRC (Collective of Information and Research cannabic) came to militate under the banner "The call of the 18 joint". Interview with demonstrators, Alain LIPIETZ, spokesperson for the Greens and Fabienne LOPEZ, president of the IARC IDF.

Polemic cannabis

Publication date 17/06/1998 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

An official report on "the problems posed by the dangerousness of drugs", drafted by a group of experts, has just been submitted to the Secretary of State for Health, Bernard KOUCHNER. The report points out, for example, that cannabis is less harmful than tobacco. What rekindles the debate on decriminalization— Commentary on images of a demonstration in Paris for the decriminalisation of soft drugs, archives of the national ethics committee and hemp plans, alternating with Jean-Pierre GALLAND, President of the Cannabic Information and Research Collective (IARC), and Dr Francis CURTET, President of the Association Grande écoute.

Cannabis and presidential candidates

Publication date 10/03/2002 From €100.00

Decriminalization of cannabis

Panorama on the attitude of the various presidential candidates to cannabis and the issue of its decriminalization. The commentary on the images of an evening debate on cannabis alternates with the statements of Oliver BESANCENOT, Noël MAMERE, François BAYROU, Jean-Marie LE PEN and Robert HUE.

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