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Civil liberties - in brief; UK/Thailand: Solidarity with Thai drug users

01 March 2003

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A group of UK and international drug user activists is calling for support of Thai drug users, 2,000 of whom have been murdered over the past two months by a combination of police and death squads as part of a new turn in the "war on drugs" in Thailand. A day of action has been requested by the Thai Drug Users Network (TDN) for June 12 and is supported by the UK Harm Reduction Alliance (HRA) and International HRA. For more information contact Elliot on informe@onetel.net.uk.

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