Despite two decades of government treatment programs and a Taliban-enforced ban on poppy cultivation, opium addiction rates in Afghanistan continue to climb. Some Afghan addicts are now calling for stricter enforcement against the sale and purchase of illicit drugs.
Mohammad Zaman Sohail reports from Jalalabad, with narration by Shaista Sadat Lami. Contributors include Anne Ball and Rahim Gul Sarwan.
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