Cognitive liberty and the constitutionality of criminalising psilocybin mushrooms in South Africa
Cognitive liberty and the constitutionality of criminalising psilocybin mushrooms in South Africa
Podcast
Cognitive liberty and the constitutionality of criminalising psilocybin mushrooms in South Africa
Podcast
Candidate Attorney Sebastian Foster, Senior HR Business Partner Boipelo Mathodlana, and Cullinan & Associates Attorney Paul-Michael Keichel joined CDH Conversations to unpack on the Theory of Cognitive Liberty, as detailed in the South African Journal on Human Rights article, titled: "Cognitive liberty and the constitutionality of criminalising psilocybin mushrooms in South Africa".
Sebastian, Paul-Michael and Boipelo Mathodlana to outline what the theory entails; discuss its place in the Constitution of South Africa; the implications its acceptance into our law would have; and touch on how it relates to challenging the criminalisation of psilocybin in South Africa. Read the article here
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