Afghanistan's heroin, not for export only

Afghanistan is a major producer of heroin, which fuels terrorism and corruption. Despite the economic benefits for some, the drug trade leaves Afghan farmers with little profit. A significant portion of heroin remains in the country, leading to a domestic addiction crisis affecting nearly 4% of the population. The lack of education and decades of war contribute to this issue. Rehabilitation opportunities are scarce, with limited treatment centers available, leaving many addicts marginalized in society.

What challenges do Afghan refugees face regarding drug addiction treatment?

Discuss the availability of rehabilitation centers in Afghanistan.