An Afghan appeal court sentenced 30 drug smugglers to between one and 16 years in prison.[1] The Counter-Narcotics Justice Center (CNJC), the centre that houses Afghanistan’s special narcotics courts, said in a statement that the 30 had been charged in 25 drug-smuggling cases.[1] The CNJC said a primary court had convicted the smugglers before the appeal court passed sentence.[1] The cases against the 30 involved 427 kilograms of hashish, the cannabis component recorded here.[1] The same cases also involved more than 24 kilograms of heroin, more than 29 kilograms of morphine, more than 17 kilograms of other drugs and 823 kilograms of tablet-K, a synthetic opioid tablet.[1]