Switzerland is on the verge of legalizing cannabis, with a new draft law proposing regulated cultivation and sales.
The National Council's Health Commission has approved the proposal, which now awaits further parliamentary and public approval.
If passed, adults could grow up to three cannabis plants at home and purchase products from licensed stores or online platforms.
Strict regulations would ensure product quality, with revenues from sales reinvested into public health initiatives.
However, advertising cannabis products and sales to minors would remain prohibited.
Critics argue legalization sends the wrong message, while supporters highlight its potential to curb the black market and promote safer consumption.
The debate continues as Switzerland prepares detailed legislation.





