The legal aspects and regulations related to hemp are extremely diverse and can from country to country and even from State to state vary.
Hemp (Cannabis sativa) is a plant that is subject to different legal regulations due to its diverse uses in various areas, such as food, medicine, industry and leisure .
International agreements:
International conventions such as the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961 and the Single Convention on Psychotropic Substances of 1971 regulate the use of cannabis international level . These conventions influence national legislation.
Hemp and cannabis face a complex and constantly evolving legal environment in many countries . That's why you should know the legal conditions.
In the United Arab Emirates, even possessing a small amount of weed can threaten you with up to to four years in prison. Anyone who is then accused of or even proven to be involved in trafficking can even face the death penalty .
In Indonesia , cannabis is not fun. It is considered a "hard drug" locally, meaning it falls into the same category as heroin or meth. Anyone caught with weed can be fined up to five-figure dollars or even receive a prison sentence of four to twelve years . If you consume one kilogram of grass, you can even face life imprisonment. Anyone who has more cannabis with them could even face the death penalty .
So you can see that it is absolutely important to know and respect the customs of the respective country if you don't want to wake up in prison or even in the grave :)
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