This report examines the establishment and operation of centers to detain and “treat” methamphetamine users in Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos. It documents the increasing number of such compulsory drug treatment/detention centers (CDTDCs)1, examines the policies and practices that force people into them, and explores the implications for individual health, public health, and human rights.
Detention As Treatment: Detention of Methamphetamine Users in Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand
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