Social Stigma: the Informal Social Control of Drug Users, Case Study Yaba in Thailand

Social Stigma: the Informal Social Control of Drug Users, Case Study Yaba in Thailand

Details

1. To explore the social stigma affecting methamphetamine use in the community through the direct and indirect experiences of stigma among methamphetamine users
2. To examine the role of informal social control in managing methamphetamine users and its impact on their health and social behaviors.
3. To analyze the effects of stigma on access to treatment, rehabilitation, and reintegration into society, leading to the development of measures and strategies for addressing these issues.

Research Groups

The Human Security and Equity Research

Duration

1 February 2025 – 30 September 2025

Status:

In progress

Project Leader

Dr.Sayamol Charoenratana

Fuding sources

Office of the Narcotics Control Board

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