A national commission brought twelve ministers together to direct drug policy, including enforcement, education, information and social reintegration. Mauritania's later report to the UN children's-rights committee dates its creation to 19 November 1990, after the country joined the Single Convention in 1989. A central office charged with detecting traffickers and drug users followed in December 1992.[1]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Mauritania here.
References
- Mauritania — Initial report to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, CRC/C/8/Add.42Paragraphs 332–334, printed p. 60; submitted 18 January 2000, circulated 10 January 2001archived
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