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In France, marijuana is not legal. The French law does not tolerate possession, smoking, growing, selling and buying of marijuana. Any of these activities are offenses. Trafficking and selling cannabis are considered criminal offenses with longer sentences and heavier penalties.
In Uruguay, marijuana is fully legalized for both medical and recreational purposes, and Jamaica allows Rastafarians to grow and use cannabis, and anybody can cultivate up to five plants for personal use, though itâs illegal for public use. Possession is legal in âcoffeeshopsâ in the Netherlands, where it can be sold and consumed. Peru's legalization made the country one of more than 20 nations where marijuana laws have been expanded, but some Peruvians are looking for even further-reaching laws.