The ethics and effectiveness of coerced treatment of people who use drugs
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Stevens, A., The ethics and effectiveness of coerced treatment of people who use drugs. Human Rights and Drugs, Vol. 2, no. 1 (2012), [s.l.], International Centre on Human Rights and Drug Policy, 7-16 p.
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Alternativas, Crítica, Delincuencia, Drogodependencias, Ética, Obligaciones, Sanciones, Tratamiento
Alternativas, Crítica, Delincuencia, Drogodependencias, Ética, Obligaciones, Sanciones, Tratamiento
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