British Legalise Cannabis Campaigns
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The British Legalise Cannabis Campaigns (BLCC) originated in the 1970s in order to oppose what they considered the unjust laws prohibiting the possession, sale or cultivation of cannabis.
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Indica-dominant
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Pure sativa
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Sativa-dominant
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General
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Major decriminalization
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Politicians and parties
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Drug policy interest groups
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Organisations
supporting
prohibition |
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Organisations
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legalisation or
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Cannabis
political parties |
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medical groups |
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