The average age of prevalence in women has decreased to 23 and
this has been equal to the mens age of prevalence to drug use
This is a picture of women in the rule of the mullahs.
IRAN, 12 July 2017-- Today, it is no secret
that the verity of social injustice and vast public crises stems from the rule
of the mullahs and their anti-human policies imposed on the people for nearly
four decades.
Addiction Is Rising Among Women in Iran
According
to official statistics released by the Iranian Government, 345,000 people in
the country are considered to be methamphetamine addicts
The phenomenon of addiction is just one of the most horrible
pages of this inhumane rule, especially among the poor, the city slum dwellers
where there is a direct link between the poverty and the spread of addiction.
The following story reveals an unimaginable
dimensions of drug addiction in Iran:
The director of the Center for Prevention and Treatment of Addicts admitted that the average age of drug prevalence among the women decreased to 23 while the previous figure shows the age of drug addicts from 16 to 29.
drugs
in Iran, Kerman, three generations of women all addicted to heroin, mother
Farid Baratisadeh on July 8, 2017, stipulated, 'According to the
previous figures,9 to 10% of the country's drug addicts were women and
according to prevalence statistics, this number has reached 12%-13% recently.'
Farid Baratisadeh further added, 'The average age of drug use
was from 16 to 29 but the current statistics show that the average age of
prevalence in women has decreased to 23 and this has been equal to the men's
age of prevalence to drug use.'
The Number of Drug Addicts in
Iran
On June 24, 2017, the Spokesman of Iran's Drug-Combat
Headquarters claimed that the number of drug addicts reaches to 2 million and
808 million. He stated, 'The experts of the Ministry of Health, the Welfare
Organization, and the Drug-Combat Headquarters hold the view that the
prevalence of addiction has reached 2 million and 808 thousand, according to
the reports. However, the official statistics of the Drug-Combat Headquarters
show that there are only 1 million and 325 thousand drug addicts in the
country.'
Addiction Is Rising Among Women
in Iran
'The Ministry of Health has announced that the prevalence of
addiction has been estimated at 3.6 million people.', said Parviz Afshar.
Did the clerical regime actually present the accurate figures on
June 24, 2017?
The regime's authorities evade presenting exact figures in the
country. Therefore, different figures are presented by each year.
After years of waiting to know the number of drug addicts in the
country, the Spokesman of the Drug-Combat Headquarters in a recent statement on
June 24, 2017, announced in a press interview that there are 2 million and 808
drug addicts in the country. However, the Head of the Committee to Combats
Drugs (affiliated to the Expediency Council), Ali Hashemi announced that this
number reaches 4 million.
Continuing education has been
popular among Iranian women . The numbers of private universities and admitted
students have risen. But upon completing...
On June 24, 2017, IRNA News quoted the Director of the Task
Force on Reducing Addiction, Saeed Sefatian, reporting that ' The recent figure
(2 million and 808 thousand addicts) announced recently is not real and
reliable. Nearly 10 million people are involved in drugs and 20% to 30% of
addicts must be added to this list as well.
Young drug users in Iran
ILNA News on June 26, 2017, also quoted the member of the
Parliament's Social Committee, Salman Khodadadi. In response to the new studies
on the state of addiction in the country and the recent figure (2 million and
808 thousand addicts) presented in the country, He stated, 'According to the
current reports, the social harms on women have increased and the age of
addiction has decreased. The figure was presented according to the observations
in the population aged 15-60. This means that no serious work has been done on
the status of drug addiction in the schools until now. The drug use is not
considered at an earlier age. The reported figures are far from the reality.'
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