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At its fourth session held in May , the Commission on Narcotic Drugs observed that 'the volume of illicit traffic throughout the world was still considerable, that the amounts of narcotic drugs in the illicit traffic in certain areas had increased alarmingly, that clandestine factories were still operating and that a new danger had been created by the appearance of synthetic drugs'. While in the last thirty years, considerable progress has been made under both the League of Nations and the United Nations in checking the illicit traffic in narcotic drugs throughout the world, this traffic still is a serious problem. Large financial gains, of course, furnish the incentive which keeps the traffic going. The basic cause of this pernicious trade, however, transcending the profit motive, is man's age-old tendency to seek escape from unbearable realities of everyday life. One way, and the most dangerous one, of satisfying this tendency is to produce a short-lived euphoria with the help of narcotic drugs. The problem of the illicit traffic may be studied through a close examination of its constituent facts, which may be grouped as follows:. The information given in this article is based on the data furnished by Governments in their Annual Reports and their Seizure Reports. One of the first questions is the volume of the traffic. It must be pointed out here that the word 'volume', in the context of this paper, is not intended to mislead the reader into thinking that the figures presented here cover all the narcotic drugs in the illicit traffic throughout the world. As a matter of fact, only a fraction of such drugs in the world illicit traffic is discovered. While international and national machinery for fighting the illicit traffic has been greatly strengthened throughout the world since the inception of the League of Nations, the total quantities of drugs actually discovered and confiscated in the illicit traffic are estimated not to exceed 10 per cent of the total quantities of drugs in the world illicit markets. Moreover, of all the cases of illicit traffic discovered, only the important ones are reported to the international control authorities and although in their Annual Reports countries are required to include information on the total quantities of drugs confiscated each year within their territorial jurisdiction, some countries fail to include such information in their Annual Reports. The illicit traffic in narcotic drugs may be analysed, quantitatively by using the available sample figures set forth in the following tables. The table below gives a sample picture of the illicit traffic throughout the world in as compared with The figures for are chosen as the standard of comparison here because that year stood between two important events from the standpoint of international control of the illicit traffic, namely, the year of , in the course of which the Narcotic Convention of came into force, and that of , the eve of the Second World War, which strongly affected the course of the world's illicit traffic in narcotic drugs. Despite the apparently lesser figure for in respect of opium, the volume of illicit traffic in opium in was, perhaps, larger than that in ; because the figure includes , kilogrammes of opium seized in Afghanistan, Burma, China, Lebanon, India. Pakistan , Syria and Palestine, while the figure does not contain such information, as no information in respect of these countries was given for that year. Subtracting the , kilogrammes of opium, the volume of illicit traffic in opium for would be only 8, kilogrammes, and the volume of the illicit traffic in opium in would show an increase instead of a decrease. On the other hand, as for Indian hemp, the figure is so much larger than that of that it may be concluded that there has been an increase in the illicit traffic of Indian hemp during the period under review. While it is not feasible to make exact comparisons between the volume of illicit traffic of one year and that of another, the table serves at least one purpose-- it indicates that the problem of the illicit traffic throughout the world in remained serious, and that the volume of illicit traffic in Indian hemp in showed alarming expansion. The illicit traffic in narcotic drugs may be further analysed, quantitatively, according to various groups of narcotic drugs and by continents. The table below gives a picture of the situation in Europe in the three post-war years as compared with that in the pre-war year of , in respect of opium and its derivatives seized in the illicit traffic:. Illicit traffic in opium, morphine, and heroin increased during the post-war period in the United Kingdom, Germany and Austria, but decreased in France and the Netherlands. Information from Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania and Albania indicates that there was no illicit traffic in those countries in The opium figure in respect of covers seizures made in Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, and Romania. There is no information for that year in respect of seizures in Hungary or Albania; and information from Poland indicated that there was no seizure in that country in The traffic in the Scandinavian countries, Ireland, and Switzerland was insignificant. There was no information regarding the situation in Italy and Portugal in The illicit traffic in opium and its derivatives-- with the exception of prepared opium -- has tended to increase since the Second World War, and seizures of raw opium for the year exceed those for The following table supports this conclusion:. Mexico is also important, both as a victim country and as a source of the illicit traffic although recently owing to stringent measures taken by the Mexican Government the situation in this respect has greatly improved. In Canada, there was a large seizure of opium in , involving more than , grammes of opium. In , on the other hand, only 5, grammes were seized, and in , 8, grammes. In the United States, seizures of both raw and prepared opium have tended to decrease. In , these figures were , and , grammes respectively, while in , they had declined to 66, and 34, grammes. The traffic in morphine and heroin in the United States has decreased since Morphine seizures have declined from 19, to 2, grammes, while heroin seizures have fallen from 58, to 28, grammes. However, since the Second World War the traffic in heroin has increased, and may soon regain the proportions of the thirties. The figures for Mexico show that there has been a considerable increase in the traffic in that country in recent years, rising from grammes in to 60, grammes in Very little information is available for the other countries and territories of North and Central America. The information received from South America is scanty and inconclusive, but what is available indicates that the illicit traffic in opium and its derivatives is not a serious problem in the majority of the countries of that continent. The situation in Asia as regards the illicit consumption of opium and its derivatives continues to be very serious. The poppy is cultivated all the way from Turkey to China, and in such quantities that only a very small percentage can be utilized for the world's licit requirements. A great proportion of this opium is consumed locally, but the rest finds its way to Africa, Europe, and the Americas, where it satisfies addicts or is transformed into the more popular morphine or heroin. Table IV, below, gives the available figures for the seizures of this group of drugs in Asia, with the same reservation as mentioned at the beginning of this section. Seizures of opium in amounted to 16, kilogrammes. This has been considerably reduced in the post-war period. Total seizures in amounted to only kilogrammes, but in they rose to at least 3, kilogrammes. Burma is still flooded with illicit opium. In , 91 tons of opium were seized in China, representing roughly 75 per cent of the total for Asia. Reports for and indicate that 2. The figures are inconclusive. There has been a considerable increase in the illicit traffic in opium in India during the post-war period. In , 1, kilogrammes of opium were confiscated, but in the figure was 5, kilogrammes; in , 4, kilogrammes; and in , 2, kilogrammes. In , kilogrammes of opium were seized in the Dutch East Indies Indonesia , but during the period , this figure was whittled down to between and kilogrammes per annum. Very large seizures of prepared opium have been effected in Iran during the post-war period. The quantities seized rose from 44 kilogrammes in to 4, kilogrammes in and a similar figure in Seizures of raw opium dropped, however, from kilogrammes in to kilogrammes in No reports have been received from Palestine for the years and , but during the ten years from to , confiscation rose sharply from kilogrammes to kilogrammes. In , kilogrammes of raw opium and 3, kilogrammes of prepared opium were seized in Thailand. Press reports tell of a tremendous traffic in opium and its derivatives and of the seizure of opium in 1, kilogramme lots. Syria and Lebanon are also transit points for opium on its way to Egypt. Since seizures in Egypt have increased continuously from to , it follows that the flow of illicit opium through Syria and the Lebanon must also have increased. In , kilogrammes of opium were confiscated; during the post-war period, no official information has been received by the United Nations. In , French Indo-China was one of the centres of the illicit traffic in opium; 6, kilogrammes of raw opium and kilogrammes of prepared opium were confiscated in that year. During and , there were few seizures of importance in Hong Kong; they certainly were not on a scale with the 2, kilogrammes of raw opium and kilogrammes of prepared opium seized in But in , the figure rose to kilogrammes. In , kilogrammes of opium were seized in Korea. Ten years later, a seizure of 67 kilogrammes was reported. Since then, no information has been received. Very large seizures of opium have been effected in this area in the period ; seizures of raw opium rose from kilogrammes in to in , 1, in , and 2, in During the same period, seizures of prepared opium fell from 1, kilogrammes to 58 kilogrammes. Most of these seizures were effected aboard ships in Singapore harbour. From this brief survey, it can be concluded that in many countries and territories for which reliable statistics are available, the quantities of opium seized have been increasing. Although there are no official figures, it has also been learned that the traffic in such countries as Thailand and Indo-China is increasing. The use of illicit morphine and heroin continues throughout Asia, but not on a scale that would rival the conditions prevailing before the Second World War. Hong Kong, Japan, and Turkey reported large seizures of heroin in Egypt is the only country in Africa where large quantities of opium are seized, and the situation there has been steadily worsening. In , kilogrammes of opium were seized; 2,, in ; 3,, in ; and 4,, in Seizures of heroin, on the other hand, decreased from 26, grammes in to only grammes in Seizures of opium in Australia have increased from 1, to , grammes in the period from to , but confiscations of prepared opium dropped from 51, grammes to a 'negligible quantity'. Small seizures of opium are also effected in New Zealand and a few of the island chains in Oceania. The illicit traffic in cocaine seems to be declining in Europe. In , 20, grammes were seized; by , the figure stood at 18,; in , it fell to 8,; and in it further declined to 6, grammes. The greater part of this latter figure represents seizures in the Netherlands 1, grammes , the United States and British Zones of Occupation in Germany 2, grammes , and France 3, grammes. During the Second World War, cocaine practically disappeared from the illicit markets in North America, but the traffic in this drug, particularly in the United States, has been on the increase. Seizures in that country rose to 5, grammes in from 1, grammes in and grammes in Most of this cocaine originated in Peru. The only information from South America came from Argentina, which indicated that grammes of cocaine had been seized in that country. In , 73, grammes of cocaine were confiscated in Asia-- Burma, China, India, and Malaya being the centres of the traffic. By , this figure was reduced to 5, grammes. The traffic in cocaine could not be compared with that in opium or its derivatives. There is a small traffic in cocaine in Egypt; in , grammes of the drug were confiscated there. No cocaine was seized anywhere in Oceania during the period , according to the reports received from that area. The use of Indian hemp in Europe is confined chiefly to Greece and Turkey. In , for example, all but about 1 kilogramme of the kilogrammes of Indian hemp seized came from these two countries and all but 8 kilogrammes of the kilogrammes of the resin preparations confiscated. Post-war seizures in both Greece and Turkey have been considerably less; Indian hemp has ranged between 64 and 89 kilogrammes; the resin preparations between and 74 kilogrammes. In both instances, the lower figures represented In Mexico, the pre-war total of kilogrammes in rose to 1, kilogrammes in and then fell to kilogrammes in The larger figure coincided with a special campaign to reduce the cultivation of the drug. Seizures amounted to , , and 1, kilogrammes in , and respectively. This compares with the figure of 3, kilogrammes. The illicit traffic in Indian hemp in Asia amounted to 2, kilogrammes in , of which 2, kilogrammes were seized in Burma. No information has been received from Burma for or In , however, only kilogrammes of Indian hemp were seized in that country. The illicit traffic in resin preparations of Indian hemp has tended to increase recently. In , 6, kilogrammes were seized; ten years later, 8, kilogrammes; in , 5, kilogrammes; and in , 8, kilogrammes. A large percentage of this resin was seized in India. In , seizures in that country had risen from a pre-war figure of 5, to 5, kilogrammes to the neighbourhood of 8, kilogrammes. Other countries also report sizable seizures. Ceylon confiscated 1, kilogrammes in , as against in No information is available for the last few years. In Palestine, the figure rose even more spectacularly from 39 kilogrammes in to 1, in And, there too, there is no information for and In Pakistan, kilogrammes were seized in Twelve years ago, kilogrammes were confiscated in Syria-Lebanon, but no recent reports have been received from those countries. In Malaya and Singapore, kilogrammes were confiscated in , while there were no seizures in or In , the figure was kilogrammes. It may be concluded, therefore, that the abuse of Indian hemp is increasing in many parts of Asia, especially as regards the resin preparations. As Asia is the continent of the opium poppy and South America the continent of the coca leaf; so Africa is the continent of the Indian hemp plant. More Indian hemp is to be found in Africa than in all the rest of the world combined. Table V offers statistics which support these statements. The foregoing figures show that the illicit traffic in Indian hemp products is on the increase in Africa. In analysing them, however, it is important to point out the fact that seizures of dagga a form of Indian hemp in South Africa are very large, and that no reports were received from South Africa for or During the 's dagga seizures in South Africa averaged about 15, kilogrammes, so that it is likely that the figure should be raised to about 16, kilogrammes. It may be worth while describing the situation in the various countries and territories of Africa, where hemp is grown, one by one. The influx of narcotics into Egypt, as reflected by the seizures throughout the country, has multiplied many times since the Second World War and constitutes one of the more serious problems in the control picture. Hashish, which is one of the resin preparations of Indian hemp, is consumed in great quantities in Egypt. Seizures have risen sharply from kilogrammes in to 2, kilogrammes in , 8, kilogrammes in , and 9, kilogrammes in Since the resin is from ten to twenty times more powerful than the plant, this would be equivalent to between , and , kilogrammes of dagga or marihuana. Approximately 46, kilogrammes of dagga were confiscated in South Africa during which showed a considerable increase over the figure of 12, kilogrammes and the pre-war figures of about 15, kilogrammes. This constitutes the largest confiscation of a single drug reported to the United Nations by any Government. Seizures of hashish in the Sudan have also increased. They amounted to 33 kilogrammes in ; by , they had risen to kilogrammes. Seizures of dagga in this territory increased from 60 kilogrammes in to kilogrammes in and 1, kilogrammes in Although there were fairly large seizures of dagga in Bechuanaland in , no statistics were supplied in recent reports from that territory. In , very large seizures of dagga were made in Swaziland, totalling 11, kilogrammes. This compares with kilogrammes in and 22 kilogrammes in Although the figure was probably the outcome of a 'special drive', it reveals the extent to which Cannabis sativa is grown in the southern part of the African continent. Seizures in Tunisia have also increased, although the increase is not so pronounced as elsewhere in Africa. The figure has risen from kilogrammes in to kilogrammes in Elsewhere in Africa, the traffic in Indian hemp products also exists, but the seizures have been relatively insignificant. For many territories, statistics are not available; in others, enforcement measures are not pressed too strongly. In West Africa, the habit does not seem to be so deeply engrained as in other parts of the continent. Although compared with the volume of the illicit traffic in the other narcotic drugs, the quantities of synthetic drugs seized have been small, all indications point to their increasing use and growing popularity among traffickers and their clients or victims the addicts. Dolantine also under the names of demerol, pethidine, dolosal, etc. In , 32, tablets of dolantine were seized in Austria. The routes or channels of the illicit traffic in narcotic drugs are the prima facie evidence of the itineraries fol- lowed by the traffickers in carrying their contraband goods from continent to continent, country to country or place to place. It may be pointed out that, in , synthetic drugs were still at an experimental stage. For instance, assuming that a ship sails from Yokohama to Marseilles and on the way calls at Shanghai, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Calcutta, Bombay, and Port Said, and that at the latter port Indian opium is discovered on board, there would be sufficient prima facie evidence to establish a sea route of illicit traffic in Indian opium between Calcutta or Bombay and Port Said. The directions of the routes vary according to the drugs, their sources of supply and the illicit markets and they may be classified as sea, land and air routes according to the nature of the conveyances by which the illicit cargo is shipped. Traditionally, illicit drugs are carried by sea or by land. In recent years, traffic by air has greatly increased. The principal routes followed by the traffickers in carrying on the illicit traffic on a global scale are those by sea. To avoid suspicion and detection, the traffickers seldom follow direct routes from the countries of origin to the illicit markets. They usually choose indirect routes to prevent the sources from being identified. This, however, is not a general rule and exceptions have occurred many times. For instance the Australian authorities have on several occasions discovered and seized raw opium in sticks on board ships which arrived at the Australian ports direct from Abadan, Iran. Indian opium has been smuggled into Burma on ships from Calcutta by way of Akyab and Bassein, with Rangoon as the terminal of that sea route, while raw opium of unidentified origin has been brought by sea from Singapore and Brunei to the same terminal. However, the opium traffic in Burma is largely internal and follows the land routes. Illicit opium is smuggled to Ceylon from India. In Egypt, Alexandria has been the terminal port of a sea route originating in Istanbul, Turkey. However, raw opium of Turkish origin is brought into Egypt principally by land through Syria and Lebanon, across the Suez Canal. As one of the largest sea ports in the Far East, Hong Kong is a junction point through which opium routes run to and fro in all directions. From the east and north, Chinese opium is brought in from Swatow and Canton; from the west come Iranian and Indian opium. To the south, routes also extend to Indonesia and Australia. It is in Singapore that one finds the confluence of the largest number of sea routes of the illicit traffic in raw opium. Opium traffic on these routes runs in both directions. The traffic in raw opium to the United Kingdom is conducted by sea. The routes are often indirect. Turkish opium has been smuggled into Egypt by way of Syria and Lebanon, the route followed by the traffickers crossing the Sinai Desert and the Suez Canal and ending in Ismailia in Egypt. Invariably the opium is carried by men on foot or by camels. Opium is also frequently found among railway passengers travelling westward to Kantara, in Egypt. In Burma, the land routes over which illicit traffic in raw opium operates are those originating in China, including that along the once famous 'Burma Road' of the Second World War; in the Shan States in eastern Burma; and elsewhere within the country. In Burma, internal traffic by air from one part of the country to another has been often reported. Similarly, traffic by air from one city to another in Indonesia has been reported. The sea routes of illicit traffic in prepared opium extend from Hong Kong to Australia by way of the Philippines, North Borneo and Indonesia; from Calcutta; and from Singapore. The route ending in the United States also touches the shores of the Philippines. Prepared opium seized in North Borneo was also reported to have been shipped from India, Singapore and Thailand. The routes of illicit traffic by sea which end in the United States were reported to have originated also in India, Iran, Malaya and the Philippines. Seizures of prepared opium from Mexico have been frequently made by the United States authorities at. Morphine has been smuggled by sea to Australia from the United Kingdom by way of South Africa and Indonesia, where illicit traffic in the drug was discovered to have originated in Hong Kong. The sources of these seizures were, reportedly, the military stores collected in the Far East during the Second World War. Routes of illicit traffic in morphine by land have been found to run between Austria and Italy; between the different zones of occupation in Germany; from Germany to the Netherlands, and to Austria from Czechoslovakia or Yugoslavia. Morphine from clandestine factories in Mexico has been seized in the United States at points on the Mexican border. Large quantities of cocaine of Peruvian origin have been seized in the United States. Variety of materials seized in the illicit traffic: packages of heroin and morphine, opium in bulk, etc. One route extends from Germany into Austria. The routes of illicit traffic in heroin run from Mexico to Canada by way of the United States and from coast to coast and city to city in Canada. Heroin found in Canada is frequently the so-called 'brown' or Mexican type. Heroin is sometimes supplied by air from Montreal to Vancouver in Canada. Indian hemp is smuggled to and from Pakistan. From the United States, Indian hemp has been smuggled to the Philippines. Indian hemp is transported by train, lorry and camel to Egypt in a steady stream and in large quantities from Syria and Lebanon. Supplies of Indian hemp marihuana from the illicit market in the United States are principally derived from Mexico. Routes of illicit traffic in Indian hemp exist also between Ethiopia and Anglo-Egyptian Sudan and between the latter and the Uganda border. The Union of South Africa is supplied by the adjoining territories. Though the quantities of synthetic drugs in the illicit traffic have increased, the routes of the illicit traffic in such drugs have not yet been definitely determined. Another route of illicit traffic in dolantine demerol has been reported to exist between Germany and the Netherlands. A total of 32, tablets of dolantine were seized in Austria in The sources of these drugs were not revealed. Traffickers are past masters in hiding illicit drugs either in storage or in transit. The methods of concealment employed by traffickers often escape detection by the most experienced inspectors of narcotic drugs. In spite of the traffickers' ingenuity, illicit drugs are discovered by the authorities almost daily throughout the world. When a ship is docked after completing an ocean voyage, it may be subjected to a routine inspection, or to a special search, on suspicion or advance information that the ship carries contraband in violation of narcotic laws. Such inspection or search has frequently uncovered hidden opium. Opium has been found 'on top of a truck in a fold of canvas roof', 'in a bed roll' on a truck; and in a small passenger car, and under the front seat of a taxi. When residential quarters were searched, opium has been found 'hidden under a basin'; 'wrapped in10 banana leaves concealed under the bed'; 'inside the drawer of a shelf near the iron safe'; 'hidden in black Shan bag hung on the staircase'; 'in two Horlick's bottles hidden in an earthen jar filled with water'; 'in an aluminum drum in an underground tunnel underneath the kitchen. The opening of the tunnel was below the fireplace; it has been refilled with earth and dung and then cemented on top'; it has also been found 'in front guest room' of a house; 'in a cane basket in the bedroom'; 'in a basket of wood pulp in the kitchen'; 'concealed in a specially constructed hole in the wall between two apartments'; 'inside a trench or ditch at the back of a house'; 'in the brick wall behind the kitchen', and 'in a smoking den in a cellar room'. Opium has also been discovered on a woman in a specially made inner jacket fitting her body closely and covered by a blouse, and in the pockets of her jacket. Opium has also been discovered in parcel post; inside a portmanteau; in bags of rice carried on ponies' backs; in false bottoms of suitcases, and wrapped around the waist of an aeroplane passenger. In Egypt, opium has been repeatedly smuggled in rubber containers concealed in camels' stomachs. Metallic containers were formerly used by the traffickers in Egypt. As the Egyptian authorities succeeded in detecting these metallic containers, rubber containers have now replaced them. One vial of morphine was, on one occasion, found 'concealed under a coil of rope in the forepeak' of a ship; and two vials were found, on another occasion, 'behind books in the recreation room' on board a ship. It may be found in places least under suspicion. Heroin has been discovered in a man's mouth concealed in a rubber receptacle. It has also been extracted from a man's throat. An illicit market for raw opium exists in Australia, which is also a transit point on the sea route of the illicit traffic in raw opium. Illicit traffic in raw opium has increased considerably in Australia since The increase seems to be due to the high price prevailing in the illicit market in Australia. The synthetic drug pethidine was also present among the manufactured drugs in the illicit traffic. There is some traffic with Germany and Czechoslovakia. The heavier and more frequent one, however, has been with Italy. There also appeared in the illicit traffic in Austria synthetic drugs--dolantine tablets--for injection purposes. Besides seizures of opium and morphine, there are also seizures of Maconha, or Indian hemp. Maconha is smuggled into Brazilian ports by seamen, and the illicit traffic in this drug is the principal problem facing the Brazilian authorities in the field of narcotic drugs. Seizures of raw opium in Burma have, as usual, been large. The famous wartime 'Burma Road' has been used by traffickers to bring opium from the north to Rangoon after passing through Mandalay. Smuggling by air has also been resorted to by the traffickers. The enforcement of opium and narcotic laws in Canada is on a very efficient plane. Heroin is the principal drug in the illicit traffic in Canada; the balance of the seizures included opium, morphine, codeine, marihuana, and poppy heads. 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After the conclusion of the hostilities, though many large seizures of narcotics were made, clandestine factories destroyed, and poppy plants uprooted, a constant flow of heroin and other narcotic drugs from the northern provinces continued. Farmers continued to plant poppies clandestinely in their rice and wheat fields. In addition, opium, cocaine and other narcotics have been illicitly imported into the country. A resurgence of illicit traffic in opium, hashish and manufactured drugs after a slight improvement since ;. During the war, although the illicit importation of heroin ceased owing to the closing of the sea routes, the supply of hashish and opium continued. The cultivation of hashish in Syria constituted a most serious threat to the control of narcotics in Egypt. In and the situation improved in Egypt owing to an intensified campaign to destroy hashish plants in Syria and Lebanon. The situation in was still serious. 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There has been suspicion and evidence of illicit traffic on a large scale between Germany British Zone and Belgium and the Netherlands. The German Army medical stores provided one of the largest sources of illicit traffic in dolantine. In one store, there were found 3 million tablets of this synthetic drug. Hashish, heroin, cocaine and opium were found on the illicit market and some hashish was imported from Albania. Hashish was the most widely used; next came heroin and then cocaine and morphine. Opium was used on a very small scale. The illicit market for narcotic drugs in the Netherlands has become smaller since the end of the war. There have been illicit imports of cocaine from Germany by way of Belgium, and of Indian hemp marihuana on an American ship. The illicit traffic in this country is confined to prepared opium. Fifty-two persons of Chinese origin were prosecuted in for possession of opium or for smoking it. The illicit traffic in the Philippines was largely confined to prepared opium; which is frequently shipped by air. The seizures of prepared opium in amounted to only 4 kilogrammes 26 grammes as against seizures of kilogrammes in One of the sources of the prepared opium was reported to be Thailand. One of the most important illicit markets for Indian hemp dagga is found in this country. It is smuggled into the country by natives mainly from the adjoining territories, and sold in the large cities of the Union for handsome profits. The only regular illicit activity in respect of narcotic drugs has been the unlawful import, by seamen, of opium and Indian hemp. This has been carried on almost exclusively by non-Europeans, chiefly of Chinese, Indian or African origin, and the drugs smuggled were used almost entirely by the smugglers themselves or by their fellow-countrymen. The illicit traffic in narcotics in the United Kingdom is largely confined to the seaport towns, although there have been reports of seizures of Indian hemp in the interior. Illicit markets exist in the United States for raw opium, prepared opium, morphine, heroin, cocaine, codeine, Indian hemp or marihuana and the synthetic drugs. Raw opium seized in the illicit traffic in the United States is of Indian, Iranian and Turkish origin. Some Mexican raw opium has also been seized. Raw opium is smuggled into the United States primarily by sea, although Mexican opium is smuggled across the border by land. Mexico was an important source of supply of prepared opium in the years immediately following the Second World War. Morphine sulphate seized in the United States was largely stolen or diverted from illicit channels. Some morphine tartrate solution was stolen or lost from United States military stores. Morphine hydrochloride of a muddy colour came from clandestine factories in Mexico. Heroin seized in the United States was primarily of Turkish origin. It was smuggled into the United States by sea. Small lots of Mexican heroin have also been encountered in the illicit market in the United States. Cocaine seized in the United States was of Peruvian and Italian origin. It was smuggled by sea. As far as Peru is concerned, the situation has, however, improved recently. Synthetic drugs such as demerol, metopon and dolophine are used more frequently than before as drugs of addiction. Opium is smuggled from Iran into Yemen and from Yemen into Aden, from which it is smuggled into Egypt by small boats. The illicit traffic in opium and chandu was widespread throughout the Federation of Malaya during The enormous profit to be gained from this illicit traffic was undoubtedly one of the chief causes of its continuance. These prices represented a gross profit of about 1, per cent to the organizers of the traffic. One of the main sources of supply was Thailand, where the Government continued to operate a chandu monopoly. Opium has been shipped into the Federation by air from Thailand. It is also smuggled by sea. The colony is predominantly an illicit market for opium, raw and prepared. Raw opium is smuggled in and converted into prepared opium for local consumption. Ships calling at Hong Kong, carry opium eastward, westward and southward. In this sense, Hong Kong is a junction point on several sea routes of illicit traffic. The amount of opium seized in Singapore is still considerable, but the quantity of opium seized which is carried on board ships touching Singapore, is even larger. Many illicit shipments of opium on board ships calling at Singapore from both east and west have been detected and seized, while many more remain undetected and pass on to ports farther along on their illicit routes. Traffic in opium has not been on the increase. Hashish grows in the forest or bush. There is a considerable traffic in hashish from Equatoria Province to the Northern Sudan. Hashish has also been smuggled from Ethiopia into the southern fringe of the Blue Nile Province. Raw opium 3kilogrammes The illicit market for narcotic drugs has been large. In , seizures consisted of 4 kilogrammes 60 grammes of opium, grammes of heroin, kilogrammes grammes of takrouri and kilogrammes grammes of Indian hemp. Article 2 of the Convention of for the Suppression of the Illicit Traffic in Dangerous Drugs, as amended by the Protocol of 4 December , provides that the Parties thereto shall 'make the necessary legislative provisions for severely punishing, particularly by imprisonment or other penalties of deprivation of liberty', certain acts including those of the illicit traffic in narcotic drugs. The Advisory Committee of the League of Nations and the Commission on Narcotic Drugs of the United Nations have repeatedly drawn the attention of Governments to the necessity of imposing severe penalties on traffickers. The penalties imposed upon traffickers vary from country to country and from territory to territory. They may be classified as follows:. The principal factors which underlie the differences in the severity of penalties imposed on traffickers by the courts of various countries seem to be as follows:. The organization and efficiency of the special national administration in charge of the suppression of the illicit traffic and the prosecution of the traffickers. In the light of these differences, it would be impracticable to expect all countries and territories throughout the world to adopt or apply a uniform system of penalties. It must be borne in mind, however, that the function of penalties is to deter the crime of illicit traffic. Penalties which are obviously inadequate to carry out this function, should of course be replaced by effective and severe penalties. It is generally admitted that small fines alone are insufficient and short prison terms prove ineffective. In these cases, the economic and social conditions of the individual human carriers of the contraband should count in determining the effectiveness of penalties. Heavier penalties should certainly be imposed upon the traffickers who are the principals or the organizers of the crime, than upon their hirelings, 'employees'' or 'agents'. United Nations. Office on Drugs and Crime. Site Search. Topics Crime prevention and criminal justice. Introduction II. Methods of Concealment V. Introduction At its fourth session held in May , the Commission on Narcotic Drugs observed that 'the volume of illicit traffic throughout the world was still considerable, that the amounts of narcotic drugs in the illicit traffic in certain areas had increased alarmingly, that clandestine factories were still operating and that a new danger had been created by the appearance of synthetic drugs'. The problem of the illicit traffic may be studied through a close examination of its constituent facts, which may be grouped as follows: The volume of illicit traffic; The routes of the illicit traffic and the sources of the illicit drugs; The methods of concealment; Survey of the situation in various countries and territories; and Penalties. Volume of the Illicit Traffic One of the first questions is the volume of the traffic. Despite the apparently lesser figure for in respect of opium, the volume of illicit traffic in opium in was, perhaps, larger than that in ; because the figure includes , kilogrammes of opium seized in Afghanistan, Burma, China, Lebanon, India TABLE I. United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.

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