NOT ENOUGH GRAVES:
The War on Drugs, HIV/AIDS, and Violations of Human Rights
I.
SUMMARY..
II.
RECOMMENDATIONS
To
the government of Thailand:
To
the United Nations and all international donors to Thailand:
III.
METHODS
IV.
HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES IN THE WAR ON DRUGS
Promotion
of violence by government officials
Extrajudicial
Killings
Case
Studies
Blacklisting
of drug suspects without due process
Government
investigation of human rights abuses
Violence
and breaches of due process by Thai police
V.
HIV/AIDS AND OTHER HEALTH IMPACTS OF THE WAR ON DRUGS
Background
on HIV/AIDS and injection drug use in Thailand
Coerced
drug treatment and rehabilitation
Driving
drug users "underground"
Penalties
for syringe possession
Dangerous
practices fostered in detention facilities
State
and international response to health impact of the war on drugs
Injection
drug use and the human right to health
VI.
CONCLUSION...
APPENDIX
A: Prime Minister's orders establishing the war on drugs
APPENDIX
B: Sample of summons order for drug suspects (Translation)
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
