Germany joins 'pot club'. Which are the countries that have legalised cannabis?
FirstpostGermany has become the latest country to legalise recreational cannabis. Across the Atlantic, Canada, Uruguay and dozens of US states, including California, have already changed their laws in the past decade to allow people to light up Paris: Germany on Wednesday joined the cannabis legalisation revolution, announcing plans to permit the recreational use of the drug, as well as its production. Here is an overview: Europe Malta: In December 2021, Malta became the first EU member to legalise recreational cannabis, allowing adults to carry up to seven grams and grow up to four plants at home. Luxembourg: Luxembourg’s government in June unveiled proposals to allow cannabis users to grow up to four plants at home and decriminalise public pot-smoking and possession, with users to face on-the-spot fines rather than charges. But 18 states, including California, and the national capital Washington, DC have all legalised cannabis for recreational use in a big-bang legislative shift over the past decade.