Germany uses cannabis to prevent radicalization


Germany uses cannabis to prevent radicalization

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Germany uses cannabis to prevent radicalization

Germany's education ministry made a new plan for young people. It wants to stop them from joining a right-wing political party.

By the end of 2027, new centers will be ready. Students can smoke marijuana near their schools there.

Officials hope smoking helps students forget their problems. This will stop them from joining certain political groups.

Minister Thomas Rust said marijuana is a much smaller problem. It is better than fighting against people from other countries.

One mother fully supports this new idea for students. Her son began asking why many classmates had Arab names.


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What is Germany's education ministry trying to stop young people from doing?

They want to stop them from joining a right-wing political party.

What will be ready by the end of 2027?

New centers where students can smoke marijuana near their schools.

What does Minister Thomas Rust think about marijuana?

He thinks marijuana is a much smaller problem than fighting against people from other countries.


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