High stress society pushes kids toward temporary relief, with almost no mental health or rehab treatments available
South Korea is tightening its sentencing guidelines for drug offenses against children after a series of reported incidents involving drinks laced with methamphetamine being given to students last month.
Drug dealers may now face the death penalty for particularly egregious offenses under the new changes.
South Korea is tightening its sentencing guidelines for drug offenses against children after a series of reported incidents involving drinks laced with methamphetamine being given to students last month.
Drug dealers may now face the death penalty for particularly egregious offenses under the new changes.
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