Cannabis, Human Rights and Health Rights

Introduction00:00:00

Ya Nadie Iris from La Semilla collective discusses cannabis, human rights, and health rights. She's part of the Frente de Agrupaciones Cannábicas Bonaerenses, a group working on a provincial law.

Challenges and Advocacy00:01:20

The Frente faces challenges in getting attention for their cause. They created a provincial map to connect people with local cannabis groups. They advocate for a provincial law and defend people in legal trouble related to cannabis.

Rights and Perspectives00:03:32

They believe in the right to choose and advocate for cannabis as therapy, not just medicine. They highlight the impact of social issues on mental health and support informed choices regarding cannabis use.

Information and Stigma00:05:26

The collective started due to a lack of information surrounding cannabis. They address the stigma against cannabis users and share an anecdote about helping someone detained for importing seeds.

Legal Difficulties00:07:55

The speaker recounts an experience where a judge initially viewed 16 cannabis seeds as evidence of drug trafficking, highlighting the need for education in the justice system.

Importance of Information00:11:24

The speaker stresses the importance of providing secure and accessible information about cannabis, hemp, and their various uses.

Support and Conclusion00:13:11

The speaker shares how to find support via a map showing local cannabis groups. She highlights the group's work in supporting people in legal trouble, emphasizing that no one should face jail time for cannabis use. They advocate for reform and solidarity.