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Afghanistan, Nimroz, Zaranj, 04 August 2017 A drug addict tries to sleep through illness soon after sunrise, in an abandoned public toilet, a block behind the main traffic circle in Zaranj. The majority of addicts I spoke to said they had become addicted in Iran before being deported back to Afghanistan. Most claimed they had started smoking drugs to ease physical or mental pain or because they'd been forced to by employers who wanted to keep their workers under not only their control but that of the addictive substances. Other say they started because friends were smoking it. There are two government run drug rehabilitation facilities in Zaranj; one for men and one for women. Together they can handle no more than 100 patients. Another privately funded clinic was built and is run on funds donated by a wealthy local trader named Sediq Nazari, or Haji Nazir, and has 500 beds. Afghanistan, Nimroz, Zarandj, 04 ao?t 2017 peu aprcs le lever du jour, un toximcomane essaye de dormir dans des toilettes publiques desaffectees, prcs du centre de Zarandj. La majorite des personnes que j'ai interrogees ont dit que leur addiction (r l'opium ou son derive le shisha ou encore au crystal meth) a debute en Iran, avant leur expulsion pour Afghanistan. La plupart explique avoir commence r se droguer pour oublier les douleurs morales ou physique ou parce qu'ils ont ete force par leur employeur qui voulait ainsi les contr?ler plus facilement. D'autres ont commence parce que leurs amis le faisaient. Il existe deux centres de cure diriges par le gouvernement r Zarandj: un pour les hommes, l'autre pour les femmes. A eux deux, il ne peuvent accueillir qu'une centaine de patients. Une clinique privee a ete construite et fonctionne gr?ce r des donnations d'un commer?ant local aise, Sediq Nazari, ou Haji Nazir. Elle compte 500 lits. Andrew Quilty / Agence VU
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2017-08-04
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