St Lucia Gov't to Hold Public Discussions on Decriminalising Ganja
The St Lucia government says it is planning a series of town hall meetings to discuss the decriminalisation of marijuana.
National Security Minister Hermangild Francis said it is important for the discussion to take place, and to explore the properties and use of hemp.
The discussions will be held in the 17 constituencies on the island and Francis, a former acting police commissioner, said he had met with various stakeholders including medical practitioners Dr Marcus Day, Dr Stephen King, and Paul Francis from the Iyanola Advancement of Rastafarian and Nyabinghi Tabernacle.
“We had a very open and frank discussion on the way forward. We have agreed to meet again on November 30. The November meeting will designate a committee responsible for hosting town hall meetings in all 17 constituencies on the island, where all the necessary information will be disseminated,” Francis added.
He said that he also intends to meet...
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