Nepal moves to unlock cannabis cultivation after 50-year ban
Nepal’s Supreme Court has given the government three months to frame regulations for controlled cannabis cultivation and production for medicinal, scientific and industrial purposes…reports Asian Lite News Desk Nepal’s Supreme Court has directed the government to establish a regulatory framework for the controlled cultivation and production of cannabis, potentially ending nearly five decades of prohibition. The ruling allows the government to move towards licensing cannabis for medicinal, scientific, agricultural, horticultural and industrial purposes. The court issued a mandamus order directing the government to formulate the necessary regulations, standards and procedures within three months. It also called for a strict monitoring







































