Statutory Instrument 128 of 1971 controlled the import, export, production, possession, sale, distribution and cultivation of cannabis, and provided for licensing, eradication and medical prescribing for addicts. It consolidated the existing prohibition rather than creating a new one.[1]
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References
- UNODC Bulletin on Narcotics — Reactions to problems of drug abuse in Zambia (1983)SI 128 of 1971; licensing, eradication and prescribing.archived
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