Rwanda 1960 Twa cannabis confinement (Codere, read)

@@ -9,5 +9,5 @@ Generated from [books.yaml](books.yaml) and the local `books/` inventory. Refres
 | Book | Bibliography | Fully read / listed units | Partial | Indexed only | Applied targets | Illustrations | Local file |
 |---|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---|
-| [Cannabis and Culture](#rubin-cannabis-and-culture-1975) | verified | 15 / 36 | 4 | 17 | 46 | 0 | matches recorded hash |
+| [Cannabis and Culture](#rubin-cannabis-and-culture-1975) | verified | 15 / 36 | 4 | 17 | 47 | 0 | matches recorded hash |
 | [Cannabis: A History](#booth-cannabis-history-2003) | verified | 1 / 26 | 1 | 24 | 5 | 0 | matches recorded hash |
 | [Cannabis Britannica: Empire, Trade, and Prohibition, 1800–1928](#mills-cannabis-britannica-2003) | verified | 0 / 9 | 6 | 3 | 13 | 0 | matches recorded hash |
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 | Traditional Patterns of Hashish Use in Egypt | read | pp. 195–205 | culture/traditions/hashish-in-egypt.md; articles/egypt-soueif-prison-study-1971.md | Read Soueif’s original 1971 report: a selected male prison sample collected June 1967–March 1968, not national prevalence. Khalifa prints 10.5% for cigarette-only use; the original report prints 10.6%. Do not generalise clinical claims or treat the session description as universal. |
 | The Traditional Role and Symbolism of Hashish among Moroccan Jews in Israel and the Effect of Acculturation | read | pp. 207–216 | culture/language/hashish.md | The chapter primarily examines avoidance and boundaries, not a shared Moroccan-Jewish cannabis tradition. Informants and mental-health groups do not establish population prevalence. Do not repeat the Assassins legend or its questionable claim about Talmudic hemp and wool as fact. |
-| The Social and Cultural Context of Cannabis Use in Rwanda | read | pp. 217–226 | culture/language/injaga.md; articles/rwanda-medical-2021.md | — |
+| The Social and Cultural Context of Cannabis Use in Rwanda | read | pp. 217–226 | culture/language/injaga.md; articles/rwanda-medical-2021.md; changes.yaml#rwanda-twa-cannabis-confinement-1960 | — |
 | Réunion: Cannabis in a Pluricultural and Polyethnic Society | read | pp. 227–234 | culture/traditions/zamal-on-reunion.md | English chapter reviewed alongside the existing French citation. Candia denotes the offered cigarette, commonly tobacco; ciga identifies a zamal cigarette in particular rites. Possession precedes smoking in the account. Violence stereotypes are attributed social judgements. |
 | Social Aspects of the Use of Cannabis in India | read | pp. 235–246 | culture/traditions/thandai-gatherings.md; culture/language/bhang.md; culture/traditions/bhang-at-holi.md | Reviewed complete chapter. Applied social preparation, caste boundaries and voluntary devotional consumption. Table 1 measures no objection, not actual use; 45/62 is not the printed 75%. Verify original 1910 United Provinces Excise Act before a legal event. Do not transfer old clinical, crime or nutritional assertions to present advice. |

@@ -244,4 +244,5 @@ books:
           - culture/language/injaga.md
           - articles/rwanda-medical-2021.md
+          - changes.yaml#rwanda-twa-cannabis-confinement-1960
       - title: 'Réunion: Cannabis in a Pluricultural and Polyethnic Society'
         authors: