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Guinea's gendarmes seize 1,725 kg of cannabis in a minibus 2025-08-17
Laos reports 3.6 tonnes of marijuana seized in eleven months 2024-11-20
El Salvador reports 395 kg of marijuana among 25 tonnes of drugs 2026-01-06
The US Coast Guard hands Haiti a boat carrying 1.5 tonnes of marijuana 2026-04-30
Venezuela seizes three tonnes of marijuana on a boat in Falcón 2025-07-30
Tajikistan reports 2.7 tonnes of drugs seized on the Afghan border 2026-02-18
Basutoland's drug proclamation is amended 1951
A United Nations survey describes cannabis in Basutoland 1955-01-18
Swaziland's drug proclamation is amended 1952
A United Nations survey describes cannabis in Swaziland 1955
A United Nations survey describes cannabis in Bechuanaland 1955
Portugal issues a drug decree for Angola 1940-08-28
A United Nations survey describes cannabis in Angola 1956-04-06
A United Nations survey describes cannabis in Mozambique 1957-04-09
A United Nations survey describes cannabis in Northern Rhodesia 1955-03-30
Northern Rhodesia amends its Dangerous Drugs Ordinance 1935
A United Nations survey describes cannabis in Southern Rhodesia 1955-03-30
The French zone of Morocco seizes 7.6 tonnes of contraband kif 1949
France reports to the United Nations on kif in Morocco 1956-04-20
A United Nations survey describes maconha in Brazil 1955-04-19
Andorra joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 2007-02-13
Andorra joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1999-07-23
The United Arab Emirates joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1988-02-17
The United Arab Emirates joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-04-12
Afghanistan joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1963-03-19
Afghanistan joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1992-02-14
Antigua and Barbuda joins two UN drug conventions on one day 1993-04-05
Albania joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 2001-08-14
Albania joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 2001-06-27
Armenia joins two UN drug conventions on one day 1993-09-13
Angola joins two UN drug conventions on one day 2005-10-26
Argentina joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1963-10-10
Argentina joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1993-06-28
Austria joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1978-02-01
Austria joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1997-07-11
Australia joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1992-11-16
Azerbaijan joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1999-01-11
Azerbaijan joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1993-09-22
Bosnia and Herzegovina joins two UN drug conventions on one day 1993-09-01
Barbados joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1976-06-21
Barbados joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1992-10-15
Bangladesh joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1975-04-25
Bangladesh joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-10-11
Belgium joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1969-10-17
Belgium joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1995-10-25
Burkina Faso joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1969-09-16
Burkina Faso joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1992-06-02
Bulgaria joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1968-10-25
Bulgaria joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1992-09-24
Bahrain joins two UN drug conventions on one day 1990-02-07
Burundi joins two UN drug conventions on one day 1993-02-18
Benin joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1962-04-27
Benin joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1997-05-23
Brunei joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1987-11-25
Brunei joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1993-11-12
Bolivia joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 2013-01-11
Bolivia joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-08-20
Brazil joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1964-06-18
Brazil joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1991-07-17
The Bahamas joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1975-08-13
The Bahamas joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1989-01-30
Bhutan joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 2005-08-24
Bhutan joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-08-27
Botswana joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1984-12-27
Botswana joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1996-08-13
Belarus joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1964-02-20
Belarus joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-10-15
Belize joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 2001-12-18
Belize joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1996-07-24
Canada joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1961-10-11
Canada joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-07-05
The DR Congo joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1973-11-19
The DR Congo joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 2005-10-28
The Central African Republic joins two UN drug conventions on one day 2001-10-15
The Congo joins two UN drug conventions on one day 2004-03-03
Switzerland joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1970-02-17
Switzerland joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 2005-09-14
Côte d'Ivoire joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1962-07-10
Côte d'Ivoire joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1991-11-25
Chile joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1968-02-07
Chile joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-03-13
China joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1985-08-23
China joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1989-10-25
Colombia joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1975-03-03
Colombia joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1994-06-10
Costa Rica joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1970-05-07
Costa Rica joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1991-02-08
Cuba joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1962-08-30
Cuba joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1996-06-12
Cabo Verde joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1990-05-24
Cabo Verde joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1995-05-08
Cyprus joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1969-01-30
Cyprus joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-05-25
Czechia joins two UN drug conventions on one day 1993-12-30
Germany joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1993-11-30
Djibouti joins two UN drug conventions on one day 2001-02-22
Denmark joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1964-09-15
Denmark joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1991-12-19
Dominica joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1993-09-24
Dominica joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1993-06-30
The Dominican Republic joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1972-09-26
The Dominican Republic joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1993-09-21
Algeria joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1964-04-07
Algeria joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1995-05-09
Ecuador joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1964-01-14
Ecuador joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-03-23
Estonia joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1996-07-05
Estonia joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 2000-07-12
Egypt joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1966-07-20
Egypt joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1991-03-15
Eritrea joins two UN drug conventions on one day 2002-01-30
Spain joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-08-13
Ethiopia joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1965-04-29
Ethiopia joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1994-10-11
Finland joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1965-07-06
Finland joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1994-02-15
Fiji joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1971-11-01
Fiji joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1993-03-25
The Micronesia joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1991-04-29
The Micronesia joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 2004-07-06
France joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1969-02-19
France joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-12-31
Gabon joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 2006-07-10
The United Kingdom joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1991-06-28
Grenada joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1998-08-19
Grenada joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-12-10
Georgia joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 2000-03-27
Georgia joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1998-01-08
Ghana joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1964-01-15
Ghana joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-04-10
The Gambia joins two UN drug conventions on one day 1996-04-23
Guinea joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1968-10-07
Guinea joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-12-27
Greece joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1972-06-06
Greece joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1992-01-28
Guatemala joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1967-12-01
Guatemala joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1991-02-28
Guinea-Bissau joins two UN drug conventions on one day 1995-10-27
Guyana joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 2002-07-15
Guyana joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1993-03-19
Honduras joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1973-04-16
Honduras joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1991-12-11
Croatia joins two UN drug conventions on one day 1993-07-26
Haiti joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1995-09-18
Hungary joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1964-04-24
Hungary joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1996-11-15
Indonesia joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1976-09-03
Indonesia joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1999-02-23
Ireland joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1980-12-16
Ireland joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1996-09-03
Israel joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1962-11-23
Israel joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 2002-03-20
India joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1964-12-13
India joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-03-27
Iraq joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1962-08-29
Iraq joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1998-07-22
Iran joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1992-12-07
Iceland joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1974-12-18
Iceland joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1997-09-02
Italy joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1975-04-14
Italy joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-12-31
Jamaica joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1964-04-29
Jamaica joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1995-12-29
Jordan joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1962-11-15
Jordan joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1990-04-16
Japan joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1964-07-13
Japan joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1992-06-12
Kenya joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1964-11-13
Kenya joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1992-10-19
Kyrgyzstan joins two UN drug conventions on one day 1994-10-07
Cambodia joins two UN drug conventions on one day 2005-07-07
The Comoros joins two UN drug conventions on one day 2000-03-01
Saint Kitts and Nevis joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1994-05-09
Saint Kitts and Nevis joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1995-04-19
North Korea joins two UN drug conventions on one day 2007-03-19
South Korea joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1962-02-13
South Korea joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1998-12-28
Kuwait joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1962-04-16
Kuwait joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 2000-11-03
Kazakhstan joins two UN drug conventions on one day 1997-04-29
Laos joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1973-06-22
Laos joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 2004-10-01
Lebanon joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1965-04-23
Lebanon joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1996-03-11
Saint Lucia joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1991-07-05
Saint Lucia joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1995-08-21
Liechtenstein joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1979-10-31
Liechtenstein joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 2007-03-09
Sri Lanka joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1963-07-11
Sri Lanka joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1991-06-06
Liberia joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1987-04-13
Liberia joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 2005-09-16
Lesotho joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1974-11-04
Lesotho joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1995-03-28
Lithuania joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1994-02-28
Lithuania joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1998-06-08
Luxembourg joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1972-10-27
Luxembourg joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1992-04-29
Latvia joins the 1988 UN convention against drug trafficking 1994-02-24
Libya joins the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1978-09-27
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Ecuador repeals its personal-use thresholds

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Expreso — Decreto sobre drogas: expertos consideran que se incumple sentencia constitucional (25 November 2023) 2 unchanged

Barbados decriminalises 14 g

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Possession of up to 14 g became a fixed-penalty matter: a $200 ~~fine~~penalty payable within 30 days, which discharges any liability to conviction. Not paying is an offence with ~~no arrest~~a $1,000 fine. People under 18 must also attend the National Council on Substance Abuse, and ~~no criminal record~~earlier convictions for up to 14 g are deemed expunged.

United Nations Treaty Collection — Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, 1961: status of participants United Nations Treaty Collection — United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, 1988: status of participants 1 unchanged

Independent Slovakia makes possession a crime

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A year after the split from the Czech Republic, ~~an amendment to~~Act 248/1994, passed on 18 August 1994 and in force from 1 October, rewrote section 187 of the criminal code ~~made possessing drugs for personal use~~so that keeping a ~~criminal~~narcotic or psychotropic substance "for oneself or for another" without permission is an offence, punished with upone to ~~three~~five years in prison or a fine. Since 1990 only possession for another person had been punishable.

Ivory Coast passes its narcotics law

Since November 2017 ~~an adult may possess~~, holding up to 10 g ~~on private premises — their own,~~of cannabis or ~~someone else's with the owner's consent — without committing~~cannabis resin is not unlawful and not an offence (section 7(7) of the Misuse of Drugs Act). ~~Possession~~The exception is the premises of ~~up to 10 g elsewhere, such as at~~a school ~~premises~~or other educational institution: there it brings a police warning the first time and a ticket of 100 Belize dollars after that, iswith no arrest and no criminal record. A person under 18 found with cannabis must attend a ~~ticketable violation~~treatment or counselling programme. More than 10 g is a criminal offence.

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act~~, wiki~~

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UNODC Data Portal — Drug seizures, reported seizures in kilogram equivalents (World Drug Report data) 6 unchanged

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Figures reported by the government to the UN drugs office record 733 kg of herbal cannabis seized in 2024, against 338 kg in 2023. The UN publishes them as kilogram equivalents, and countries count seizures differently, so the figures are not comparable across borders.

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DR Congo countries/cd.yaml

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UNODC Data Portal — Drug seizures, reported seizures in kilogram equivalents (World Drug Report data) 1 unchanged

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Figures reported by the government to the UN drugs office record 1,800 kg of herbal cannabis seized in 2024, against 1,200 kg in 2023. The UN publishes them as kilogram equivalents, and countries count seizures differently, so the figures are not comparable across borders.

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Central African Republic countries/cf.yaml

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UNODC Data Portal — Drug seizures, reported seizures in kilogram equivalents (World Drug Report data) 3 unchanged

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Figures reported by the government to the UN drugs office record 374 kg of herbal cannabis seized in 2024, against 242 kg in 2023. The UN publishes them as kilogram equivalents, and countries count seizures differently, so the figures are not comparable across borders.

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Côte d'Ivoire countries/ci.yaml

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Possession is a crime. ~~The 1988~~Under Law 2022-407 of 13 June 2022, holding a drug ~~law set~~for one's own use carries one to ~~five years~~three months in prison ~~for personal use;~~and a ~~new law~~fine of ~~June 2022 replaced it~~50,000 to 500,000 CFA francs, and ~~reframed use as~~ a ~~public-health matter, letting courts~~court can order treatment ~~instead~~in place of ~~prison for users~~the sentence. ~~Possession is still an offence~~The law it replaced, ~~and how~~of 1988, set one to five years. How often the alternative is applied is unclear.

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~~leaf~~l407, issup

The annual report of the National Centre for Human Rights counted 25,776 drug cases of all kinds in 2025, down from 38,782 in 2024. Cases of possession and use fell by about 39% and trafficking offences by about 22%. The figures are not broken down by drug.

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nchr26

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Figures reported by the government to the UN drugs office record 263 kg of herbal cannabis seized in 2024, against 70.5 kg in 2023, and 6,243 kg of cannabis resin seized in 2023, against 7,313 kg in 2022. The UN publishes them as kilogram equivalents, and countries count seizures differently, so the figures are not comparable across borders.

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Japan countries/jp.yaml

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UNODC Data Portal — Drug seizures, reported seizures in kilogram equivalents (World Drug Report data) 6 unchanged

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Figures reported by the government to the UN drugs office record 452 kg of herbal cannabis seized in 2024, against 850 kg in 2023, and 11.8 kg of cannabis resin seized in 2024, against 1 kg in 2023. The UN publishes them as kilogram equivalents, and countries count seizures differently, so the figures are not comparable across borders.

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Kenya countries/ke.yaml

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UNODC Data Portal — Drug seizures, reported seizures in kilogram equivalents (World Drug Report data) 6 unchanged

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Figures reported by the government to the UN drugs office record 28,153 kg of herbal cannabis seized in 2024, against 25,840 kg in 2023. The UN publishes them as kilogram equivalents, and countries count seizures differently, so the figures are not comparable across borders.

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Kyrgyzstan countries/kg.yaml

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UNODC Data Portal — Drug seizures, reported seizures in kilogram equivalents (World Drug Report data) 3 unchanged

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Figures reported by the government to the UN drugs office record 298 kg of herbal cannabis seized in 2024, against 265 kg in 2023, and 240 kg of cannabis resin seized in 2024, against 235 kg in 2023. The UN publishes them as kilogram equivalents, and countries count seizures differently, so the figures are not comparable across borders.

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Cambodia countries/kh.yaml

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Lepetitjournal Cambodge — Près de 15 000 arrestations liées à la drogue au Cambodge depuis janvier (8 August 2025) UNODC Data Portal — Drug seizures, reported seizures in kilogram equivalents (World Drug Report data) 4 unchanged

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A report by the Anti-Drug Department counted 14,977 people arrested for drug offences of all kinds between January and July 2025, 2.7% more than a year earlier; 537 were foreigners. Seizures included 505 kg of dried cannabis and 12,212 fresh cannabis plants, out of 1.91 tonnes of drugs.

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lpj25

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Figures reported by the government to the UN drugs office record 142 kg of herbal cannabis seized in 2024, against 45.2 kg in 2023. The UN publishes them as kilogram equivalents, and countries count seizures differently, so the figures are not comparable across borders.

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Comoros countries/km.yaml

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UNODC Data Portal — Drug seizures, reported seizures in kilogram equivalents (World Drug Report data) 3 unchanged

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Figures reported by the government to the UN drugs office record 316 kg of herbal cannabis seized in 2024, against 2,263 kg in 2023, and 121 kg of cannabis resin seized in 2024, against 57.5 kg in 2023. The UN publishes them as kilogram equivalents, and countries count seizures differently, so the figures are not comparable across borders.

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South Korea countries/kr.yaml

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UNODC Data Portal — Drug seizures, reported seizures in kilogram equivalents (World Drug Report data) 10 unchanged

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Figures reported by the government to the UN drugs office record 99 kg of herbal cannabis seized in 2024, against 114 kg in 2023, and 5.1 kg of cannabis resin seized in 2024, against 3.2 kg in 2023. The UN publishes them as kilogram equivalents, and countries count seizures differently, so the figures are not comparable across borders.

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Laos countries/la.yaml

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Lao News Agency (KPL) — Nationwide efforts resolve over 3,300 drug cases in 11 months (21 November 2024) UNODC Data Portal — Drug seizures, reported seizures in kilogram equivalents (World Drug Report data) 3 unchanged

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The public security minister told the National Assembly in November 2024 that the authorities had resolved 3,395 drug cases and arrested 5,168 suspects over the past eleven months, 199 of them foreigners. Seizures included 3,583 kg of marijuana, beside 81 million methamphetamine pills and 4,816 kg of crystal methamphetamine. The figures are not broken down by drug.

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Le Soleil via AllAfrica — report on 2025 drug seizures (12 February 2026) Le Soleil via AllAfrica — Colonel Ibrahima Ndiaye: La saisie de cocaïne a doublé par rapport à l'année 2024 (22 October 2025) UNODC Data Portal — Drug seizures, reported seizures in kilogram equivalents (World Drug Report data) 2 unchanged

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Figures presented in Dakar in February 2026 put seizures of cannabis in 2025 at 5,238 kg, with 1,302 people arrested in anti-drug operations, most of them tied to distribution networks in the informal sector. The gendarmerie's spokesman said in October 2025 that cannabis was the largest drug seized by weight that year.

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soleil26, soleil25

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Figures reported by the government to the UN drugs office record 23,024 kg of herbal cannabis seized in 2024, against 12,738 kg in 2023, and 38.8 kg of cannabis resin seized in 2024, against 23.1 kg in 2023. The UN publishes them as kilogram equivalents, and countries count seizures differently, so the figures are not comparable across borders.

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El Salvador countries/sv.yaml

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El Diario de Hoy — report on the security cabinet's drug seizure figures for 2025 (6 January 2026) 3 unchanged

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Marijuana is a small part of what the authorities seize. Of 25,011 kg of drugs seized in 2025, according to the security cabinet, 24,612 kg was cocaine and 394.52 kg marijuana, valued at about 1.39 million US dollars.

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Tunisie Numérique — Tunisie: plus de 15 mille affaires de drogue en 2025, un phénomène préoccupant (26 June 2026) UNODC Data Portal — Drug seizures, reported seizures in kilogram equivalents (World Drug Report data) 4 unchanged

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The interior ministry told a parliamentary committee in June 2026 that about 15,253 drug cases of all kinds were recorded in 2025, involving about 27,338 people, nearly 89% of them aged 19 to 40. The figures are not broken down by drug.

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     const label = first % 10 === 0 && end === first + 9 ? `${first}s` : `${first}–${end}`;
-    return { slug: `${first}-${end}`, label, from: first, to: end, items };
+    // under a bar of the histogram there is room for seven characters: "1925–29", "1890–09", "to 1869"
+    const short = label.endsWith("s") ? label
+      : i === merged.length - 1 ? `to ${end}`
+      : end - first < 100 ? `${first}–${String(end).slice(2)}` : label;
+    return { slug: `${first}-${end}`, label, short, from: first, to: end, items };
   });
 })();

src/styles/global.css +2 −0

@@ -1053,4 +1053,6 @@ details.segrow .segrow-top > span, .segrow:not(details) .segrow-top > span { fon
 .hist-periods .hp-label { position: relative; height: 0; font: 400 10px var(--mono); letter-spacing: .02em; text-align: center; white-space: nowrap; }
 .hist-periods .hp-label { top: 8px; }
+/* between phone and wide desktop the columns are narrower than a label: every second one is shown */
+@media (max-width: 1560px) { .hist-periods a:nth-child(even):not([aria-current]) .hp-label { visibility: hidden; } }
 /* the column is narrower than its number and its label: both stay centred over it */
 .hist-periods .hp-n, .hist-periods .hp-label { justify-self: center; }