SEOUL, March 10 (Bernama) -- Police has arrested a Chinese chemistry professor on charges of mass-producing narcotics at his lab and attempting to sell them online, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported Wednesday, citing officials as saying here.
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Story about China's drug rehab centers. According to the accounts of one first-time drug user: The minimum stay is two years, and life is an unremitting gantlet of physical abuse and forced labor without any drug treatment, according to former inmates and substance abuse professionals.
read more »One of the more touching messages I receive in the run-up to the outrageous execution of Akmal Shaikh in China this morning is from a London-based “working girl”, who tells me she is boycotting all Chinese clients for a year in protest. Please, spare me any sanctimonious injunctions about her chosen way of life. She’s doing what she can.
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This article from the Sydney Herald summarizes much of the West's after-the-fact reaction to China's execution of a British drug mule who many say had a history of mental illness.
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Can't make this up. After the conviction of 5 prostitutes for drugging clients with sedatives in homemade chocolates, there have been more cases reported, so much so the "Shanghai Consulate’s News for Americans" newsletter carries a warning to readers. Who'd have thought such an occurrence was so common place? You have been warned!
read more »HK Marketers are known for poor use of english, but this could be mistaken for drug support. Fail.
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Ketamine use by teenagers in HK is on the rise. We got our hands on a shocking vid in which a girl enters a Ketamine snorting competition. She wins, but passes out and dies at the hospital the same evening.
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The story of "Lost Heart's" QQ homepage and the pictures of drugs, violence, and decadence in China's youth today, article and comments translated from Chinese.
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Traditional medicine used to treat athletic injuries may cause athletes to fail Olympic drug tests.
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A summary of the recent New York Times report about how some uncertified, unregulated chemical companies in China are actively pushing pharmaceutical ingredients onto the world drug market.
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