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CANNABIS RIGHTS ANALYSIS: SA Human Rights Commission warns police against wrongful cannabis arrests

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CANNABIS RIGHTS ANALYSIS: SA Human Rights Commission warns police against wrongful cannabis arrests

Maribel Ramage 24/12/2024 05:24

The South African Human Rights Commission has raised alarms over ongoing arrests of Rastafari and cannabis users despite cannabis being decriminalised in South Africa…

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The South African Human Rights Commission has raised alarms over ongoing arrests of Rastafari and cannabis users despite cannabis being decriminalised in South Africa…
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