The opium ban in Afghanistan led to a 95% drop in production, impacting farmers and traffickers differently. Read about the global implications in the 2024 #WorldDrugReport: Read More
The opium ban in Afghanistan led to a 95% drop in production, impacting farmers and traffickers differently. Read about the global implications in the 2024 #WorldDrugReport:
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