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#9932188

19 April 2023

PA State Police Commissioner Christopher L. Paris speaks in reaction to PA Governor Shapiros Administration announcement for the veterinary medicine Xylazine to become Schedule III drugs during a multidisciplinary press conference in the opioid crisis epicenter, Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on April 18, 2023

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#9932190

19 April 2023

John M. Stanford Jr. First Deputy Commissioner Field Operations in reaction to PA Governor Shapiros Administration announcement for the veterinary medicine Xylazine to become Schedule III drugs during a multidisciplinary press conference in the opioid crisis epicenter, Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on April 18, 2023

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#9932200

19 April 2023

Acting Secretary of Drug and Alcohol Programs Dr. Latika Davis-Jones speaks in reaction to PA Governor Shapiros Administration announcement for the veterinary medicine Xylazine to become Schedule III drugs during a multidisciplinary press conference in the opioid crisis epicenter, Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on April 18, 2023

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#9932204

19 April 2023

Acting Secretary of Drug and Alcohol Programs Dr. Latika Davis-Jones speaks in reaction to PA Governor Shapiros Administration announcement for the veterinary medicine Xylazine to become Schedule III drugs during a multidisciplinary press conference in the opioid crisis epicenter, Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on April 18, 2023

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#9932242

19 April 2023

A pen of a smiling character is seen in the uniform pocket of an officer of the Philadelphia Police Dept. during a press conference on the battle in the Opioids Crisis, in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, on April 18, 2023.

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#9743096

14 March 2023

Rite Aid store in Haledon, New Jersey, United States on March 13, 2023.

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#9743100

14 March 2023

Rite Aid store in Haledon, New Jersey, United States on March 13, 2023.

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#7571630

25 December 2021

Empty pill bottle for the drug Aderall rests on the table by a university student's exam study notes the night before mid-terms in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. University and college students are using the drug Adderall to retain their focus, particularly during stressful periods such as exam time. Adderall, an amphetamine prescribed to individuals with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is now common on campuses across North America. Researchers in the United States estimate that as many as 30 per cent of students there are abusing Adderall.

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#1191029

3 May 2016

The police burned marijuana when the destruction of evidence in operating results during the last four months in Lhokseumawe, Aceh province, Indonesia, on May 3, 2016. A total of 110 Kilograms of dried marijuana and 2.4 Kilograms of methamphetamine were destroyed by police the resorts Lhokseumawe. Indonesia has some of the world's toughest anti-narcotics laws and people caught smuggling more than five grams of some controlled substances can be sentenced to death.

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#1191030

3 May 2016

The police burned marijuana when the destruction of evidence in operating results during the last four months in Lhokseumawe, Aceh province, Indonesia, on May 3, 2016. A total of 110 Kilograms of dried marijuana and 2.4 Kilograms of methamphetamine were destroyed by police the resorts Lhokseumawe. Indonesia has some of the world's toughest anti-narcotics laws and people caught smuggling more than five grams of some controlled substances can be sentenced to death.

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#1191032

3 May 2016

The police burned marijuana when the destruction of evidence in operating results during the last four months in Lhokseumawe, Aceh province, Indonesia, on May 3, 2016. A total of 110 Kilograms of dried marijuana and 2.4 Kilograms of methamphetamine were destroyed by police the resorts Lhokseumawe. Indonesia has some of the world's toughest anti-narcotics laws and people caught smuggling more than five grams of some controlled substances can be sentenced to death.

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#1191033

3 May 2016

The police burned marijuana when the destruction of evidence in operating results during the last four months in Lhokseumawe, Aceh province, Indonesia, on May 3, 2016. A total of 110 Kilograms of dried marijuana and 2.4 Kilograms of methamphetamine were destroyed by police the resorts Lhokseumawe. Indonesia has some of the world's toughest anti-narcotics laws and people caught smuggling more than five grams of some controlled substances can be sentenced to death.

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#1191034

3 May 2016

The police burned marijuana when the destruction of evidence in operating results during the last four months in Lhokseumawe, Aceh province, Indonesia, on May 3, 2016. A total of 110 Kilograms of dried marijuana and 2.4 Kilograms of methamphetamine were destroyed by police the resorts Lhokseumawe. Indonesia has some of the world's toughest anti-narcotics laws and people caught smuggling more than five grams of some controlled substances can be sentenced to death.

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#777700

11 September 2015

Many belonging to the refugee and immigrants community in Greece are followers of Islam and would like to express their faith in an appropriate place of worship. It is estimated that Athens, the Greek capital, is home to over 500,000 Muslim community, mostly immigrants from Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe. The ever increasing numbers of followers of Islam are facing daily anti-islamic and anti immigration agenda of discrimination and even hate crimes. Muslims are substantially underrepresented in state controlled jobs and are generally ghettoised in certain poorer areas of the cities. Furthermore, the foundumental wish to express their faith through prayer in an appropriate place of worship is being denied. There isn't any 'official' mosque in Athens or Greece as a whole. The community of Muslims pray in basements of homes, garages and informal spaces of prayer. The fight for a public space on which to build a Mosque is still very much on. It is a fight that goes beyond the construction of a place of worship, but it embraces establishment a right to exist in the country.

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#777702

11 September 2015

Habiba lives with her daughter in the suburbs of Athens.Originally from Morocco, she has been living for a few years in Athens, yet she is unable to live her life in the way she wishes. She is often abused verbally for wearing covering her hair and she cannot pray openly. It is estimated that Athens, the Greek capital, is home to over 500,000 Muslim community, mostly immigrants from Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe. The ever increasing numbers of followers of Islam are facing daily anti-islamic and anti immigration agenda of discrimination and even hate crimes. Muslims are substantially underrepresented in state controlled jobs and are generally ghettoised in certain poorer areas of the cities. Furthermore, the foundumental wish to express their faith through prayer in an appropriate place of worship is being denied. There isn't any 'official' mosque in Athens or Greece as a whole. The community of Muslims pray in basements of homes, garages and informal spaces of prayer. The fight for a public space on which to build a Mosque is still very much on. It is a fight that goes beyond the construction of a place of worship, but it embraces establishment a right to exist in the country.

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#777703

11 September 2015

Books on Islam faith are left for people to read in the basement which is serving as an informal place for prayer. It is estimated that Athens, the Greek capital, is home to over 500,000 Muslim community, mostly immigrants from Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe. The ever increasing numbers of followers of Islam are facing daily anti-islamic and anti immigration agenda of discrimination and even hate crimes. Muslims are substantially underrepresented in state controlled jobs and are generally ghettoised in certain poorer areas of the cities. Furthermore, the foundumental wish to express their faith through prayer in an appropriate place of worship is being denied. There isn't any 'official' mosque in Athens or Greece as a whole. The community of Muslims pray in basements of homes, garages and informal spaces of prayer. The fight for a public space on which to build a Mosque is still very much on. It is a fight that goes beyond the construction of a place of worship, but it embraces establishment a right to exist in the country.

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