新奇事件簿 烏拉圭大麻交易合法化

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Uruguay has become the first country in the world to legalise the marijuana trade, from the drug's production to its distribution. This means it is the only nation where the government has total control of the commercialisation of marijuana (also known as cannabis). Uruguay's President Jose Mujica said his goal is totry and disrupt the activities of drug traffickers and possibly put them out of business altogether. He hopes that his legalisation, together with the close monitoring of marijuana sales by the state, will reducedependence on the drug and drug-related crime. Mr Mujica said he was well aware that the new legislation was "an experiment," which had no guarantee of being successful.

烏拉圭成為了全球首個大麻交易（從大麻制作到流通）合法化的國家。這就意味著烏拉圭成為了首個政府擁有完全掌控大麻商業(yè)化的國家。烏拉圭總統(tǒng)何塞·穆希卡說他的目的是要破壞販毒者的活動，并有可能將他們清除出商業(yè)領(lǐng)域。他希望這次的合法化，加之政府對大麻銷售的嚴(yán)格監(jiān)控能夠減少毒品犯罪。何塞·穆希卡稱他清楚地意識到新法是“試驗田”，并沒有百分百成功的保障。

The legalisation has fallen foul of an international treaty on drug control. Uruguay is a signatory to the1961 Convention on Narcotic Drugs. The Convention limits the use of cannabis "to medical and scientific purposes". The president of the International Narcotics Control Board, Raymond Yans, said he was "surprised"that Uruguay had "knowingly decided to break the universally agreed and internationally endorsed legal provisions of the treaty". He warned the move could backfire, saying: "It will not protect young people, but rather have the perverse effect of encouraging early experimentation, lowering the age of first use, and thus contributing to…earlier onset of addiction and other disorders."

新法與國際毒品控制條約背道而馳。烏拉圭是1961年麻醉品公約的簽署國。公約對大麻在醫(yī)學(xué)和科學(xué)上的用途進(jìn)行了限制。國際麻醉藥管制委員會主席雷蒙德稱烏拉圭在知情的情況下依然決定違背國際公約，這讓我非常震驚。”他警告稱這些措施將有可能招致麻煩，稱：“這將不會對年輕人進(jìn)行保護(hù)，相反這將鼓勵年輕人食用大麻，降低最小年齡范圍，大麻會讓他們上癮，并導(dǎo)致其他疾病。