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Author: hrw.org
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English[en]
The Philippine government’s response to the surge in demand for drug rehabilitation facilities – the December 2016 opening of a China-funded “10,000-bed mega treatment and rehabilitation center” within the Fort Magsaysay military base 120 kilometers north of Manila – raises concerns that instead of evidence-based drug treatment services, the rehabilitation services may mirror abusive models documented by Human Rights Watch elsewhere in Southeast Asia.
Tagalog[tl]
Ang tugon ng gobyerno ng Pilipinas sa pagtaas ng pangangailangan sa pasilidad na panrehabilitasyon sa droga—ang pagbubukas ng “mega treatment at rehabilitation center na may 10,000 bilang ng kama” sa loob ng base militar na Fort Magsaysay na may layong 120 kilometro pahilaga ng Maynila—ay nakakadagdag-bahala dahil imbes na treatment services na evidence-based sana ay maaaring tumulad lang ito sa abusadong modelo na naidokumento na ng Human Rights Watch sa ibang lugar sa Timog-Silangang Asya.