Life on Drugs in Iran: Between Prison and Rehab Anaraki Nahid Rahimipour
Life on Drugs in Iran: Between Prison and Rehab Anaraki Nahid Rahimipour When they initiated a war on drugs in 1979, Iran developed a reputation as having some of the world's harshest drug penalties…
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Life on Drugs in Iran: Between Prison and Rehab Anaraki Nahid Rahimipour
When they initiated a war on drugs in 1979, Iran developed a reputation as having some of the world's harshest drug penalties and as an opponent of efforts to reform global drug policy. While most Muslim countries and some Western states still do not espouse welfare-oriented measures, Iran has established several harm-reduction centers nationwide through the welfare system for those who use substances. As mass incarceration failed to stem the growth of drug use, Iran shifted its policies in 1990 to introduce treatment regimens that focus on rehabilitation.
In Life on Drugs in Iran, Anaraki moves beyond these labels to explore the lived experience of those who use and have used illicit substances and the challenges they face as a result of the state's shifting policies.Gaining remarkable access to In doing so, Iran moved from labeling drug users as criminals to patients.
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