The colonial decree applied France’s updated narcotics controls to Algeria and required special authorisation for industrial and commercial drug operations.[1] It replaced the disputed word “hashish” with cannabis, resin, preparations, extracts and tinctures.[1] The League Secretariat questioned whether the French text expressly covered cultivation, despite the colonial administration’s claims that enforcement had reduced growing and use.[1]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Algeria here.
References
- League of Nations — Preliminary note on Indian hemp, O.C.1542 (23 May 1934)Printed pp. 54–55, Algeria: French government reply of 5 May 1934; Secretariat footnote on cultivation
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