Cannabis Freedom Index

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score triage batch 3: Bosnia, Iran, Syria, Taiwan, Albania

Score the 1950 Yugoslav Narcotic Drugs Act for all seven successor states, and the death-penalty laws of Iran (1988) and Syria (1993); give 17 entries unscored reasons. Current scores are unchanged.

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 rewrite of Penal Code Article 191 (two to five years, with compulsory deferral of prosecution) is
 not yet in the history. Current scores did not change.
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+The third score-triage batch, on 20 October 2026, covered Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iran, Syria,
+Taiwan and Albania. Yugoslavia's 1950 Narcotic Drugs Act, which banned growing Indian hemp outside
+scientific institutions, is now scored for all seven successor states with the same step
+(cultivation one point lower). Serbia's 1932 resin-growing ban stays context, since the general
+ban came in 1950. Iran's 1988 law and Syria's 1993 law, both bringing the death penalty, take
+enforcement one point lower, and Syria's also takes cultivation to 0 (death for growers). Taiwan's
+2022 cultivation amendment stays context: one to seven years still matches Japan at 0. Albania's
+and Syria's raids and campaigns, Bosnia's medical approval (no prescribing rules yet) and
+Albania's export licensing got `unscored` reasons. Current scores did not change.

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