Drug Use in Iran IranVNC.com

Posted on December 18, 2009 by
Check out this great video - intensifying throughout the region. Iran is just one of the so-called 'transit' countries surrounding Afghanistan in which use of heroin and derivative substances like crack is fueled by easy access to the drug, lower prices, and rising unemployment. Yet Iran's problems appear to be more serious and potentially devastating. A prominent expert on drug abuse in Iran, Peter Reuter of America's University of Maryland, claims Iran has "the world's worst heroin problem." According to a report in ... Let us know your thoughts...
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Keywords: drugs, drug, use, iran, iranvnc, opium, crack, heroin, afghanistan

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