Welcome to ukcia
UKCIA is an archive site of information about cannabis. If this is your first time here, please read the introduction.
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It is estimated that as many as 1 million people across the UK rely on cannabis for medical reasons. Many of these people are suffering chronic and painful conditions.
Currently available medicines don't always work for them, cannabis does. These people are faced with a terrible dilemma - continue to suffer or take the risk of breaking the law, just like the character Izzy in the TV soap Coronation Street. This is morally wrong: they are patients, not criminals. All they want to do is lead a normal life. Medicinal cannabis is legal in many countries including much of the USA, Canada, Germany and Italy to list just a few. Sick people in our country deserve the same access to medicinal cannabis.
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Toke Pure
Toke Pureis a a safer use campaign aimed at encouraging cannabis users to drop the tobacco run by UKCIA since 2001
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Cannabis Information
The government's policy of prohibition depends on ignorance and fear and there has been a huge amount of hype, misinformation and downright lies put about in support of it. The best defence against all this is the truth, so UKCIA aims to tell the truth about cannabis, warts and all.
UKCIA Research Collection
The UKCIAsite contains some of the most important articles and reports on subjects relating to cannabis. Use the search facility to find articles of interest.
Search The Site
UKCIA is a huge site and contains a lot of information about cannabis, search and you will find!
Culture
Humans have used cannabis since the dawn of recorded history - and probably for a long time before that. What does cannabis do? How is it used? What are the dangers?
Hemp
The industrial uses of hemp. Cannabis is so much more than "dope", it has a massive number of industrial uses and perhaps this is the real reason for its prohibition.