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Pragmatism
The case for
cannabis law reform
Living
under prohibition
What are the problems we face,
how did they come about and what can we do? If you're new to all this, start here. Toke
Pure!
Practical
harm reduction: Even now most people still smoke cannabis mixed with tobacco in
joints - UKCIA anti tobacco campaign
Fax
your MP
This is an excellent service, take advantage
of it and ask your MP to support legalisation
Forum
Tell us what you think on our forum 
ISMOKE
magazine
PM
your MPThe
Homegrown Outlaw blog is hosting a letter ncouraging as many people as possible
to post one copy to the Prime Minister, and one copy to your MP. It is through
weight and numbers that points are grasped and policy changed. It
is also worth sending to the Home Secretary - Theresa May, and James Brokenshire
- Minister for Crime Prevention at the Home Office. For
more information and the template letter see Home
Grown Outlaw |
Demand
a proper cost-benefit analysis of the drug warTransform
- the country's leading law reform campaign - have thrown a challenge to everyone
who supports drug law reform, which includes UKCIA. If we are so sure that prohibition
is an expensive failure, then we should be willing to accept a proper cost benefit
analysis for all the options of drug control. Of course, this is something the
government is dead set against because they know that if prohibition were subject
to such an analysis all hell would break lose, we have nothing to lose. UKCIA
is asking all our readers to write to your MP or the Home Office to demand a full
cost benefit analysis of the present drugs policy. For
more information see the Transform blog click
here and get writing! 
Cannabis
Law Reform. Britain's newest political party. Our
aims: 1. To end the prohibition
of cannabis.
2. To promote as a matter of urgency and compassion the prescription
of medicinal cannabis by doctors.
3. To introduce a system of regulation for
the production and supply of cannabis based on facts and evidence.
4. To encourage
the production and use of industrial hemp.
5. To educate and inform about the
uses and benefits of cannabis.
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