French-administered Cameroon promulgated the extension of France's pharmacy-code drug rules, including doubled penalties for illicit drug cultivation or manufacture and powers to order people charged with specified narcotics offences into detoxification. The French law also doubled penalties for supplying minors or helping them use drugs. The local order cited the earlier 1926 poisonous-substances rules, which already controlled hashish and punished group use.[1][2]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Cameroon here.
References
- French Cameroon — Order 2772 of 19 April 1955, reproduced in E/NL.1956/147Complete one-page order; Article 1, extending Article 6 of the 1953 French lawarchived
- France — Law 53-1270 of 24 December 1953, original official gazetteArticles 3–4 and 6, Journal officiel of 25 December 1953, pp. 11535–11536archived
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