CLEAN : Britain bans herbal drug khat

The video discusses the social implications of drug use among young Somalis in the UK, highlighting the lack of evidence linking the drug to physical, mental, or social harms. It argues against banning the drug, citing potential criminalization of stressed communities and ineffectiveness, as seen in Sweden and Norway.

What is a potential consequence of isolating young Somalis from mainstream society?

• They develop a sense of pride in their heritage.

• They may become vulnerable and paranoid.

• They become more integrated.

• They gain better employment opportunities.

What did the research find about the link between cat and organized crime in the UK?

• The link is inconclusive.

• There is no link.

• It is linked to minor crimes only.

• There is a strong link.

Why might banning cat be problematic for certain communities?

• It would criminalize already stressed communities.

• It would improve community relations.

• It would increase the price of cat.

• It would lead to more drug use.

What has been the effect of banning cat in Sweden?

• It reduced cat use to 10%.

• It completely eradicated cat use.

• It increased cat use.

• 30% of Somalis still use cat.

What is one reason Norway is considering rescinding the cat ban?

• To promote cultural diversity.

• Due to similar reasons as Sweden.

• To increase tax revenue.

• To align with EU regulations.