international opium conventions

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The international opium conventions were early 20th-century multilateral treaties that formed the foundation of the modern international drug control regime by regulating the production, trade, and use of opium and related narcotics.


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Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs replaces international opium conventions
this entity surface form: "International Opium Convention of 1912"
Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs replaces international opium conventions
this entity surface form: "International Opium Convention of 1925"
Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs replaces international opium conventions
this entity surface form: "Protocol of 1953 for Limiting and Regulating the Cultivation of the Poppy Plant"
social and opium traffic section usedLegalFramework international opium conventions
subject surface form: "Social and Opium Traffic Section"