Human Rights Watch: Hundreds of Thousands Still Tortured in Name of Drug

Human Rights Watch: Hundreds of Thousands Still Tortured in Name of Drug

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The forced labor is believed to “treat” the detainees' drug addictions, but it fails miserably. Human Rights Watch reports on the case of Que Phong, a Vietnamese man who voluntarily sought treatment for heroin addiction in 2004, when he was in his late …
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The Partnership at Drugfree.org Announces New Partners in National Medicine

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Working toward a vision where all young people will be able to live their lives free of drug and alcohol abuse, The Partnership at Drugfree.org works with parents and other influencers to help them prevent and get help for drug and alcohol abuse by …
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Heroin alarm: Increase in nearby counties' use a concern for law enforcement

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Common signs of heroin use are a burned spoon, needles and syringes, although many early users get hooked with dealers giving free or cheap samples in baggies or small foil packages that are smoked or snorted. / Photo courtesy of Marinette Police …
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