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Rastafarians Lose Their Bid to Change Kenya's Drug Laws

Kenya's High Court has dismissed a legal bid by Rastafarians to legalize the use of cannabis.

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The Kenyan High Court has upheld the existing ban on cannabis, dismissing a case brought by Rastafarians seeking to change the country's drug laws. Coverage from AP News, BBC, and Newser emphasizes the court's dismissal of the legalization effort. 001fm.co.ke reports that while the ban remains, the court has called for a national debate regarding future reform.

Future developments depend on the national debate called for by the court to discuss potential reforms to the current cannabis laws.

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What did the Kenyan court decide?

The court dismissed the Rastafarians' bid to legalize cannabis and upheld the current ban.

Who brought the case to court?

The case was brought by Rastafarians seeking to change Kenya's drug laws.

Did the court suggest any next steps?

According to 001fm.co.ke, the court called for a national debate on future reform.

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