Seven new places: Guadeloupe, Martinique, French Guiana, New Caledonia, Cook Islands, Turks and Caicos, Western Sahara

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 - **`estimate: true`** (with an optional `window: [from, to]`) marks a first restriction whose
   date is unknown. Replace these with a dated law whenever one is found.
-- **`country`** may also be a disputed territory (`xa`, `xn`, `xs`, `xt`). Its entries show on its
+- **`country`** may also be a disputed territory (`eh`, `xa`, `xn`, `xs`, `xt`). Its entries show on its
   page and in the history list, but its scored changes never move the world average.
 - **Dependencies with laws of their own** have their own profiles where they matter enough:
   Jersey (`je`), Guernsey (`gg`), the Isle of Man (`im`), Bermuda (`bm`), the Cayman Islands
-  (`ky`), Gibraltar (`gi`) and the British Virgin Islands (`vg`) under the UK, and Greenland (`gl`)
-  and the Faroe Islands (`fo`) under Denmark, French Polynesia (`pf`) under France, and Puerto Rico
+  (`ky`), Gibraltar (`gi`), the British Virgin Islands (`vg`) and the Turks and Caicos Islands (`tc`)
+  under the UK, the Cook Islands (`ck`) in free association with New Zealand, and Greenland (`gl`)
+  and the Faroe Islands (`fo`) under Denmark, French Polynesia (`pf`), New Caledonia (`nc`),
+  Réunion (`re`), Guadeloupe (`gp`), Martinique (`mq`) and French Guiana (`gf`) under France, and Puerto Rico
   (`pr`), Guam (`gu`), the Northern Mariana Islands (`mp`) and the US Virgin Islands (`vi`) under
   the United States. A profile marks this with
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 - **A place without a profile of its own** goes under the country that answers for it
   internationally: the Falklands and the other British Overseas Territories under `gb`; French
-  overseas territories such as New Caledonia under `fr`; American Samoa under `us`. Leaving `country` out files the entry as
+  overseas places such as Mayotte or Saint-Martin under `fr`; American Samoa under `us`. Leaving `country` out files the entry as
   International, which is only for treaties, UN decisions and other events that belong to no one
   country. Such entries are normally context entries: they must not move the profile's scores.

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+# New territory profiles: research notes (15 November 2026)
+
+Profiles written: Martinique (mq), Guadeloupe (gp), French Guiana (gf), Cook Islands (ck),
+Turks and Caicos (tc), Western Sahara (eh), New Caledonia (nc). Model: countries/re.yaml
+(dependency: {of, kind, note}); Western Sahara as `disputed` (like xs). The tracker then needs
+`npm run countries:sync` and about 125 reports re-filed (mq 43, gp 37, ck 16, eh 10, nc 7, yt 3,
+mf 3, gf 1, bl 1; Turks and Caicos 2 wrongly filed as bs). Map: mq/gp/gf have no world-atlas
+shape (drawn with France, like re); ck, tc, eh, nc have shapes.
+
+## French departments (gp, mq, gf): French national law, as countries/re.yaml cites (csp, cidj, sp_use, sp, cx, onisr)
+- Guadeloupe — OFDT note, June 2026 (https://www.ofdt.fr/publication/2026/drogues-et-conduites-addictives-en-guadeloupe-2691):
+  herb grown locally or imported from neighbouring islands, the Dominican Republic most cited; herb
+  the most accessible illegal product; lowest price 4 €/g (20 € for 5 g), about half the mainland
+  price, joints from 2 €; resin rarer, mainly from mainland France (Moroccan origin), sometimes
+  bartered; strains "skunk", "creepy", "bata skunk"; 2021 adult use in the year lower than mainland.
+- Martinique — OFDT note, August 2024, 2022 data (https://www.ofdt.fr/publication/2024/pratiques-d-usages-et-prise-en-charge-des-usagers-de-drogues-en-martinique-en-2022):
+  herb market very dynamic, seized herb mostly from Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, local production
+  too; no local resin, resin from Morocco via mainland France, bartered 1–2.5 kg resin per kg of
+  cocaine (2021); 10 € buys 6–8 g of herb or 1 g of resin (Paris 2022: 7–10 €/g herb).
+- French Guiana — OFDT OUDOM report, July 2025 (https://www.ofdt.fr/publication/2025/drogues-et-conduites-addictives-en-guyane-en-2024-2549):
+  cannabis mostly herb, widely available from local production and imports; resin market growing,
+  from Morocco via Europe, exchanged for cocaine; Cayenne airport controls reinforced from 2022
+  (mules carry cocaine); 2014 regular cannabis use 3.8%.
+
+## Cook Islands
+- Narcotics and Misuse of Drugs Act 2004 (PacLII refused automated reads; read by hand):
+  possession up to 2 years / $5,000 (as High Court sentencing notes describe); cultivation up to
+  20 years; utensils up to 5 years / $5,000. 2009 amendment reportedly allows regulations licensing
+  medicinal cultivation (Cook Islands News letter, 15 May 2023, https://cookislandsnews.com/?p=257084);
+  none enacted then. 30+ plants seized in Arorangi, October 2021 (https://cookislandsnews.com/?p=232673).
+
+## Turks and Caicos
+- Control of Drugs Ordinance 1976, revised laws 03.14 (https://gov.tc/agc/2021-revised-laws);
+  cannabis Class B; possession 3 years/$40,000 summary, 7 years on indictment; intent to supply
+  4 years/$50,000 summary, 15 years on indictment (Wikipedia, citing the ordinance; verify in text).
+  No medical or decriminalisation law found.
+
+## New Caledonia (paka)
+- Deliberation 562 of 5 June 2026 on the hemp sector strategic plan (juridoc.gouv.nc), text extracted.
+- CBD listed as a narcotic like THC; January 2024 Congress motions to remove it (LNC, https://www.lnc.nc/print/1423451).
+- Camp-Est smuggling case: 536 g, two years' prison, October 2026 (https://www.lnc.nc/print/1432390).
+- Still needed: the use/possession article of the "ancien code de la santé publique applicable en NC" and penalties.
+
+## Western Sahara
+- Morocco holds about 70% (all cities, coast), Polisario about 30% (Wikipedia). Moroccan 1974 law
+  (cite as in countries/ma.yaml). 12 t resin incinerated in Laayoune, 1 July 2020; about 6 t
+  seized at Oum Dreyga, 13 February 2022 (Morocco World News). No source on Polisario-zone law.