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Monday, July 18, 2022

While medical marijuana has not been legalized in Indonesia, some are using it and its derived products for self-treatment. There is hope that the ban would be lifted.

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Police show evidence of marijuana plants belonging to Ardian Aldiano at Wisma Lidah Kulon Housing Complex, Surabaya, East Java, March 2020. ANTARA/Didik Suhartono . tempo : 173399231081.

FOR Clarissa—not her real name—marijuana has long been a source of relief even though medical marijuana is not legal. For the past six years, the 30-year-old woman has privately been drinking oil from a marijuana seed extract on a regular basis. “I take it to treat chronic joint inflammation,” she said when met by Tempo at a restaurant in South Jakarta, Wednesday, July 13.

The inflammation of her joints started since she

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