when will be legalisation on Cyprus?
356142
Resolution is a better word, no?
822695
I think so now with Bush and Harper signing a treaty to intergrate the criminal databases of both countries. Probadly will be banned from Canada, and be banned from driving in Michigan for 90 days I bet.
636771
probably after the election.
874806
5th December!\n3rd Janaury!
263578
Actually none! It is a very common misconception and confusion that cannabis was in some way legalised in the UK. Posession of cannabis in any form is illegal in this country. However, the police will prosecute to differing levels depending on what they suspect your intention is. Basically if you had a tiny amount they may choose to confiscate it and caution you. A larger amount may get you time for posession. But there is no fixed level that decided when you move from posession to posession with intent. Safest bet is not to have any, and if you do dont have to much, and if you have too much, dont get caught!
552025
eventually yes. the country will probably be lebanon.
555240
If EU doesn't bug Turkey too much, it may happen. Otherwise I expect Turkey to pull back her application and continue alone or join a Turkic or Muslim alliance or stg similar.\n\n1- It will not happen until Turkey joins EU & Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is recognised.\n\n2- It will not happen unless all (mostly ex colonial powers) countries come together and make a common declaration of all massacres in America, Africa, Australia, Asia, Europe, North Africa, Middle East.. uhm anything left? And it will be declared as Ottoman Empire, as Turkish Government was established after the Ottoman Empire was destroyed. Otherwise we need hold Italians and Greeks reposible for what Roman & Byzantine empire had done. Including nailing Jesus and massacring first Christians in Turkey.\n\n3- This already happened this/last year. Kurdish is officially recognised in media, TV, newspapers. There are a few language classes opened on the South East Anatolia as well.\n\n4- Turkey is a secular country and people can freely follow their religion anyway. New smart-national-ID cards will be issued soon, and they will not have "religion" field on them. Also the citizens will be able to get their religion information deleted from the citizenship registry.\n\nI didn't quite understand why 4th item is an issue though. In UK and many other EU countries they keep asking religion, race etc on every step. Also for the 3rd item, Greece do not accept the existence of Turkish minority, also they destroyed all mosques in Athens and they're rejecting building a Mosque despite many Muslims living in Athens. Why is this dual standard? Even existing EU members are failing to meet EU criteria, why should Turkey do more than them?
739993
It is already announced today i.e on 2nd December 2006 at 3 PM.\nAll the best.
470788
come to north cyprus eastren meditarian university\nhttp://www.emu.edu.tr\ncheck it out\nor near east university\nhttp://www.neu.edu.tr
543525
Wait 'til it's legalized, and then I might offer a suggestion. \n\nMight.....
297914
The political situation in Cyprus has received very little attention here in the United States for many years since the crisis is no longer lethal, and the violence is now being kept to a minimum.\n\nA government of semi-unity under a Greek Orthodox bishop as the Prime Minister was deposed in a pro-Greek coup perhaps sponsored by Greece's then military government. Turkey landed troops on the northern part of the island to protect the safety and rights of the Turkish minority. When no compromise between the various factions could be reached, Turkey set up a Turkish state which has been recognized only by Turkey. This had led to various UN sanctions against both Turkey and the Turkish state in Cyprus. For several decades, the truce has held up with only minor incursions from either side. However, there seems to be no visible sign of any sort of resolution in the forseeable future.\n\nAmerican public opinion, when there has been an opinion, has largely been in sympathy with the Greek side in the dispute. Regardless of the merits of the coup and seizure of power, this sympathy has been based more, in my opinion, on US domestic politics - there are far more people in the USA who are of Greek heritage than Turkish. I also think that, with the replacement of the military government in Greece years ago and the improvement of the economic situation in the eastern Mediterranean, a peaceful solution could probably now be found if the Turkish minority could be convinced they can trust the Greeks enough to relinquish the protection of the Turkish army.
555144
I know it is not legal in Jamaica.  The reason is that if they were to legalize it the country would be off the favored nations list.  This would hurt their tourism which is a HUGE industry there.  My guess is that pretty much all of the other Carribean countries have the same issue.
1103487
I'm getting married in Cyprus in September so see you there!!!\n\nI'm giving gifts when I get back to Britain as there will be too much stuff for people to take as it is without adding presents to the chore, but if you want to give something there then some custom made jewelry or some lace goods are very traditional
568220
i don't know 4 sure but i heard dat it will b on de 1st week of June.   hope Ti's right
189575
some day. i don't know when.\ni hope it's soon.
1155058
We have a smoking ban starting next month in Guernsey
879845
Won't happen.  Ohio is trying to ban smoking cigarettes just about everywhere in the state today.  The liberals who want legal drugs don't want you to smoke a cigarette.  Crazy crazy country we have now.