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Editorial

Caging humans in rehab

IFP Bureau6 Sept 2022

Some centres have become booming business for some former addicts, and the SOP is followed more in violation, but concerned authorities simply do not seem to find time for monitoring these centres.

Manipur

'Nasha Se Azaadi Pakhwada' observed

IFP Bureau27 Jun 2022

An awareness interaction on drugs with village authorities was also conducted. Mass awareness rallies were also organised at Thanlon and Parbung in association with forest officials, students, HYA, HSA, HWA and ZYA.

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Editorial

Rehab: A booming business

IFP Bureau9 Jun 2022

IFP Editorial: It is the responsibility of the Social Welfare department to monitor the functioning of all de-addiction or rehabilitation centres in the state, and all those centres operating without proper sanction or expertise should be disbanded.

Editorial

That thing called war

IFP Bureau11 May 2022

IFP Editorial: The general impression is that the state is targeting the victims and simplistic poppy farmers while protecting the interests of the major players.

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Editorial

Illegal rehab centres and human rights abuse

IFP Bureau4 Nov 2021

IFP Editorial: The mission for bringing back the drug addicts into the mainstream must be followed and the rule-book or the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) established by the state authorities for operation and running of such rehab centres must be put into practice.

Editorial

Couriers are not important; the big fish always gets away

IFP Bureau29 Aug 2021

IFP Editorial: Merely rewarding policemen for seizure of drugs and couriers is not enough. The main focus should be on investigation of the drugs which found its way into the hands of the law-enforcing agencies and in finding out who are the powerful patrons or drug-lords behind this lucrative business.

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