Rwanda told the UN Human Rights Committee that 1,910 people had been incarcerated in 2011 for smoking cannabis. The government also reported 2,402 arrests connected with banned substances across 2011–2012 and described prevention campaigns aimed at young people. Its report, received by the UN on 11 July 2014, cited a 2012 police report for the figures.[1]
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References
- Government of Rwanda — fourth periodic report to the UN Human Rights CommitteeCCPR/C/RWA/4, received 11 July and distributed 30 October 2014; paragraphs 166–167, footnote 105 cites Rwanda National Police Report 2012archived
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