China Turns Drug Rehab Into a Punishing Ordeal
The minimum stay is two years, involving physical abuse and forced labor without any drug treatment, say former inmates and substance abuse professionals.

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China Turns Drug Rehab Into a Punishing Ordeal
The minimum stay is two years, involving physical abuse and forced labor without any drug treatment, say former inmates.

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China Turns Drug Rehab Into a Punishing Ordeal
BEIJING — Fu Lixin, emotionally exhausted from caring for her sick mother, needed a little pick-me-up. A friend offered her a “special cigarette” — one laced with methamphetamine — and Ms. Fu happily inhaled.

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Narconon Continues Expansion in Eastern U.S.
Drug addiction has affected the lives of many in 2009, with the increase in prescription drug addiction as well as the economic recession, upwards of 23 million have gone the route of drug addiction, according to the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy.

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Narconon Continues Expansion in Eastern U.S.
SAFETY HARBOR, Fla., Jan.

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