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of mine because no one should have to make up your own mind. dw may 4 mines, the violence unrest and strife. intended administered kashmir has a volatile history, but a new poison has taken over the region and it's consuming entire families. and that's how you're going make up marilyn with keeping away from the protests when helped me to run away from them. who would want her to treat housing says inches are being used daily. a mike, this meeting drug addiction has reached epidemic proportions here. and it's mostly

young people and it's hold the every morning ro, honda jump, being an outraged campaigner with a government supported agency in the capital. srinagar distributes pamphlets in public spaces to raise awareness of drug abuse. what type of drug use is they spend on drugs, entire families or ruins because the money is wasted on drugs. children are suffering. addicts are unable to pay school fees. women are suffering, having health issues for me. when you speak to women living with drug addicts, they are victims of domestic violence. we see bruises on the faces, hands and even button mom. ok. it's a challenging job. well the i have face dangerous drug addicts once or twice that 2 to 3 months an outage,

even run off to me when we enter the locality to you about some other people intervene and save me might be but okay, but i, you, me a colleague, a sheet capsule rouge says one particular drug is doing all the damage on that. i'm doing the caraway and even kids are injecting it to somebody from they used to be people about 25 years old. but you now see children as young as 15 with a drug problem. just recently we met a young boy age 15, who was hepatitis c. positive. c plus hepatologist sees a common indicator of intravenous drug abuse caused by use as sharing infected needles. she could show me the hot spots on this map with incidence rates of hepatitis c r as high as 17 cases for every 100 people. these are the places where he gets most calls from. these distraught parents call him to help for the children who have taken 2 drugs.

one of these parents is rashid, calm. his son, eat balcony, is among the many patients admitted to this addiction treatment center. the biggest in the region, the to protect their identities. we have changed the names and kind of show the faces or sheets on each file has been getting treatment here for the last few weeks after his father brought him in, fearing for his life. and his face had marks kept drinking only tea, even during the night. he would always have a full kettle of t. i would not sleep at night at the moment, tanya chamberlain is a sea of other sometimes he went into his room to check on him only to find him in a state of unconsciousness coming on responsive return. yes, yes, i'm definitely an ottoman. i had hoped to provide him with an education,

confident that he would act. so you, by the way to, we are a poor family ones even held onto the belief that he would eventually support us. and i, but that's it. all you gotta buy this a call if you used to sing. and my dream was to see him succeed through music to secure our future. a cecelia like you and see what the job is, why your credit was actually the way this is bundled. you folks, childhood and teenage g is we're directly impacted by the decades old kashmir conflict in 2016, 21 year old bill on wanting a commander of his boom, which i hate doing, which is an estimate militant organization. and in searching group was killed by the indian forces. he was considered a hero and a mazda by the regions youth soon violent demonstrations, mainly attended by young men and boys, abrupt it, big file to cotton. these process. it was part of the mugs who pelted security

personnel with stones 2016 job in 2016. we were studying in school on the aftermath of the bron wanting crisis. and it was a military crisis, an army crisis you were asking for as id or freedom. i just wanted to be free a. but the violence spiraled out of control. excited the room, but nobody got to do the same thing. my best friend and i were throwing stones together. that's love. yeah. just put it. i still have color, gun marks. they're all over my back to so i saw that you in the name. i don't know what the 2nd poet gunshot hit my friend because it got too close to the forces that i've taught, mata to go. the thoughts entered deep into his body and he had died on the spot for want video. suppose that and i wasn't shocked. movie, i couldn't believe what it happened to be both chalk lava, the atlantic say, who was higher when he told me helped him to escape from the trauma. it's my friend,

it wasn't the only one. there were 2 or 3 more people i knew who died in those protests which of those budgets. and so my friends who were left behind, started taking drugs because i mean 2017. we didn't know who introduced heroin, where to come from. elaine casa bailey, but i won't where you and your sister's general and with them in the got a lot of some of the when maybe age i was 13 or 14 years old. i thought it was okay to take it a little better than the chaos of this conflict. the heroine would keep me away from the protests. heroine helped me to run away from the crisis that was unfolding here. that's how you doing my god. healey. i'm usually surprised at the leasing manager's if it's the advisor that he shows as the month. so he's a homes that tell the story if he's difficult rehab journey to jump to the if you don't mind me, a name of the withdrawal was bad. he doesn't know, i thought i would lose my mind. yeah,

i mean i felt physical pain during the withdrawal. i mean board that it over to the nominated by the you. so you can tell is file the claims the india and associates for his son's condition, can genuine, and was hired to fathers, that as a government struggled to regain control after protests, they resorted to deploying agents who introduced drugs into the community. it will, it will pull up with a strategy and to keep that you'd preoccupied with substance abuse. or would they do, though? their tactic proved effective in stopping the unrest as the mental instability due to the drug made them know and disengaged from the turmoil. the stones throwing and militancy is that an old time historically low in the otherwise restive region, but an absence of any hard evidence. it remains no more than a series of the introduction of opioids to the stone filters away from the streets and to the rehab centers. violent incidents, a common and rehab and doctor such as mohammed one is struggling to cope with the

increasing number of intakes at the s h m. c. rehab center. ensuring a go to government estimates around one point. 5000000 people in john lou and kashmir are using drugs, especially appeal. it's really we are seeing about every day and they're both on the line and 50 patients. 50 patients. most, most of them abuse opioids or appeared use to solve the patients. this was not always the case. i'll be hard. yeah. they take hard drugs like heroin, kevin, and cost of that. like if we see one that i'm call one gram costs about 56 zero's either the injected or chase the dragon. which means in hailing it on i the i read all day using and that's why they're using the fit inches and perhaps sharing it, shooting go from here. those on there is can lead them to either by 3rd grade. so here we are seeing what are the challenges as adults. so as someone who is looking

after so many patients and increasingly looking for more and more patients what, what do you need here? cause we need more psychologist inputs and you make to provide more counseling sessions for way more to go see 200 patients every day. as a monitor patients, we have a limited number of psychologists with such types of patients sitting on what else type of and they need better care. hot sites type of patients. so i take care of him. community mental health is a big challenge. and one of the most militarized designs in the world, navigating a life under constant surveillance can be humiliating for many and lead to strengths. we spoke to the police to inquire if they've been some of the responsibilities. approximately 23000 says and just being used daily, a bite this me to you talk to you 3000 students. is the the big the big number. how is it connected to knock whatever it is and what does

that mean? not to do it as a means that, that it isn't supported by not which i know not fully. julian, because me is getting a consignment from cross border to photos. they are crossing, they loosely on foot. they're crossing they loosely to drones. i have been to all these de addiction war now when i speak to them, the balance of the victims, young boys, the young voice of starting 1213, you know, going to 25. but at the same time, they also said that if the police ones to control this drug minutes, they can do that. and they're claiming that the, the police has thrown the blind eye to hit to this. i accept that there is, there is some scope of caught up some that it's definitely if 3 it is this via the how it is reaching to the distributor's,

how we distributing to the receivables and specialist i know definitely it does. it has some places like that. can you avoid the fact that shows borders there and some other agencies are deployed on the board? and when we talk about and there is no not, not, i mean the officer of human just made police. you talk to other agencies, they really give you the data, the maximum chunk of the drug is coming to bought us a host sitting at the bottom. now i'm not going to wonder this. so you really, we have to analyze why and how they're able to cross the border and reach to him to learn. that was a rare acknowledgement by the police that corrupt indian border security officials may be involved in the drug business. for a shake who's saying to rouge, it's

a not the day. and yet another case where he reaches out to destroy the parents seeking help for this sons heroin addiction. but what's next? for like maybe life, both the attitude before the addiction, my life was good. i was thinking and learning type londo, you know, cuz i want to get back to that life that was flourishing. and i just want to get back to who i was young. that is what i want to mess up. they don't go to the car, the gum uh june. going to move on june. the quote, the gone to go in the on the on june the it's been kind of follow the woman, but i'm not a man either. not

a 3rd option or anything else. i just don't have a gender robin has fair to become domestic. emily and friends react to the change and the parts are not a man, not a woman, a gender. next w. icon of the automobile is turning the green w, golf, or the car has been to, but no other car has remained. so to move, so we celebrate it. storage and move to the future. will the goal is to enter the world in 60 minutes on d, w. we're all set and we're watching closely

in the we can use the story behind the news. we rule about unbiased information for 3 months. the it's been kind of how a woman but i'm not a man either. i'm not a 3rd option or anything else. i just don't have a gender for my not to for my transition with hormones in surgery, and i was like as completely as female advices. that hurt me a lot of the time. the subject i'm not physically, but psychologically happened is a m c. shoes is new, i take the hormones because i enjoy feeling more masculine masculinity, but that doesn't make me a man of this month to month. yeah,

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