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Papua New Guinea's Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 prohibits cannabis: cultivation carries up to 15 years' imprisonment and selling up to 20 years, while minor possession can bring fines or up to two years in jail. The Act makes no allowance for industrial hemp, so viable seed of any cannabis variety is unlawful despite periodic political discussion of licensed medicinal exports. Illicit highland cultivation nonetheless remains widespread.
