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This UN/World Bank report offers a comprehensive overview of Afghanistan's drug industry, from poppy production to global drug trafficking. It discusses how corruption has stymied efforts to combat opium production.
Published November 28, 2006
This UN/World Bank report offers a comprehensive overview of Afghanistan's drug industry, from poppy production to global drug trafficking. It discusses how corruption has stymied efforts to combat opium production.
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