News (Media Awareness Project) - New Zealand: Legalise Cannabis Reformers In North |
| Title: | New Zealand: Legalise Cannabis Reformers In North |
| Published On: | 2011-09-08 |
| Source: | Northern Advocate (New Zealand) |
| Fetched On: | 2011-09-15 06:01:34 |
LEGALISE CANNABIS REFORMERS IN NORTH
Cannabis law reformers are touring the country spreading their message
and will be in Northland for four days next month.
The Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party started its nationwide Cannabis
Truth Roadshow in Levin yesterday and will visit most towns and cities
across the country in the lead up to the November 26 general election.
The roadshow, which is also being promoted by National Organisation
for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) and GreenCross Medicinal
Cannabis Support Group, will visit Matthews Ave, Kaitaia on October 6;
Marsden Rd, Paihia on October 7 and Quayside, Whangarei on October 8.
The roadshow may also hold a seminar on medicinal marijuana use in
Whangarei on October 9 if there is enough interest.
The roadshow will be joining local members of each group in the places
it visits to provide information, answer questions, inform people of
how to help change the law and make drug law reform the hot topic of
the 2011 election campaign.
At each location there will be informative leaflets, education for
people about safe use and educational documentaries on marijuana reform.
Cannabis law reformers are touring the country spreading their message
and will be in Northland for four days next month.
The Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party started its nationwide Cannabis
Truth Roadshow in Levin yesterday and will visit most towns and cities
across the country in the lead up to the November 26 general election.
The roadshow, which is also being promoted by National Organisation
for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) and GreenCross Medicinal
Cannabis Support Group, will visit Matthews Ave, Kaitaia on October 6;
Marsden Rd, Paihia on October 7 and Quayside, Whangarei on October 8.
The roadshow may also hold a seminar on medicinal marijuana use in
Whangarei on October 9 if there is enough interest.
The roadshow will be joining local members of each group in the places
it visits to provide information, answer questions, inform people of
how to help change the law and make drug law reform the hot topic of
the 2011 election campaign.
At each location there will be informative leaflets, education for
people about safe use and educational documentaries on marijuana reform.
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