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What the Thai U-Turn on Cannabis Legalization Teaches Us about People, Culture, and Stereotypes

This stringent attitude towards cannabis in Asian countries is rooted in a deep-seated cultural and political conservatism that often views cannabis in the same light as more dangerous, hard drugs. The societal implications of cannabis use in these regions are significant, with users facing not only legal repercussions but also substantial social stigma.

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