history: Albania/Bosnia context and history updates

The 21.2 tonnes seized were nearly twice the amount of 2011. In 2013 the state police tried to stop production in the village of Lazarat and met armed resistance from residents: one officer described indiscriminate fire from 20 positions with heavy machine guns, and a 70-year-old grandmother shooting at police.[@2] Italian financial police have estimated the country's output at about 900 tonnes, worth some 4.5 billion euros.[@1]

Medical Daily — Hundreds of cannabis workers fall ill in Lazarat (November 2013, via Global Post) 1 unchanged

There is no legal recreational supply. A small single dose for personal use is exempt, assessed case by case with no fixed gram limit; anything more brings prison terms of several years.[@shteg] Use alone is not punished within the dose, but growing and supply are serious crimes, and the 2023 licensing law aims at export.[@shteg,kp,mjb]

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There is no legal recreational supply. In the Federation unauthorised possession brings up to one year with no smaller personal tier; Republika Srpska has no standalone possession offence but punishes production, trade and enabling use.[@fbihcc,rscc] Use itself is not separately criminalised, while sale and supply bring prison.[@wiki,cann]

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