VOICED : Afghan returnees from Iran bring drug problems back home

The video discusses the plight of Afghan migrants returning from Iran, many of whom are burdened with drug addiction due to harsh working conditions. It highlights the challenges faced by these individuals, including rehabilitation efforts in Afghanistan. The historical context of Afghan refugees and the irony of the drug trade, where Afghanistan is a major opium producer, is also explored.

What is one of the main reasons Afghan workers became addicted to drugs while working in Iran?

• They were influenced by their peers.

• They had easy access to drugs in their homeland.

• They were forced to consume drugs by the government.

• They were given drugs as a form of payment.

How did Mohammed Naeem end up in an Afghan prison?

• He was deported for illegal work.

• He voluntarily checked in for treatment.

• He was arrested for robbery.

• He was caught smuggling drugs.

What was the initial reason the shepherd started using opium?

• To cure an illness.

• To increase his work efficiency.

• To cope with homesickness.

• To rebel against his employer.

What historical event led to the influx of Afghan refugees into Iran?

• The fall of the Taliban regime.

• The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

• The US invasion of Afghanistan.

• The Iranian Revolution.

What is ironic about the drug situation between Afghanistan and Iran?

• Most drugs consumed in Iran are exported from Afghanistan.

• Iran has stricter drug laws than Afghanistan.

• Afghanistan imports drugs from Iran.

• Iran produces most of the world's opium.