Female drug users in Nepal face a punishing cycle of addiction exacerbated by intense social stigma, family abandonment, and a critical lack of state-supported rehabilitation infrastructure. Without effective government intervention or reintegration programs, these vulnerable women are frequently left without resources, leading to high rates of relapse and exploitation.
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Female drug users in Nepal face a punishing cycle of addiction exacerbated by intense social stigma, family abandonment, and a critical lack of state-supported rehabilitation infrastructure. Without effective government intervention or reintegration programs, these vulnerable women are frequently left without resources, leading to high rates of relapse and exploitation.
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