On 1st December 2025, we published a Harm Reduction Guide for Dagga Private Clubs that basically collated all the information that is already available on our website into one readily available, easy-to-use document

This Harm Reduction Guide is freely available for download by DPC Member Clubs.

We can all do our part in reducing the harms caused by prohibition, as well as reducing the risks of Cannabis use through education, safe practices, and community care. Both are essential. Get the whole guide by signing up your club with us today.

There are five important documents highlighted in the Harm Reduction Guide that we highly recommend printing out and having on hand when running your DPC.

The fifth one is the DEFINITIVE LEGAL ARGUMENT FOR DAGGA PRIVATE CLUBS

Why:
As Amicus Curae (“Friends of the Court”) admitted by the Supreme Court of Appeal, Fields of Green for ALL submitted our Heads of Argument in The Haze Club case. Although the case was scuppered by the “accused” reaching a deal with the state, the legal arguments still stand strong. This document won’t necessarily help in the event of a visit from the SAPS, it is a good idea to study it / give it to your advising attorney.

Key points to highlight:

Irrationality
It is irrational to permit private use and possession, but then to make it practically impossible for people to obtain Cannabis legally and safely.

No legitimate purpose served by criminalising dealing
Criminalising any dealing in Cannabis is irrational. The state is required to justify the limitations of rights, considering that the regulation of Private Clubs would not require the decriminalisation of commercial dealing.

Reasons given by the Constitutional Court are illogical
The highest court in the land purported that “dealing in Dagga” is a “scourge in our society” – those are our words, not the court’s – and this is not logical, given the international movements towards the legalisation of Cannabis.