BANGKOK (AFP) ??” The United Nations special rapporteur forward health rights expressed his disquiet that Thailand's violent anti-drug strategy herd users underground and threatened to spread HIV/AIDS.

BANGKOK (AFP) ??” The United Nations special rapporteur forward health rights expressed his disquiet that Thailand's violent anti-drug strategy herd users underground and threatened to spread HIV/AIDS.

Paul follow the chase said Tuesday the Thai government's controversial war in succession drugs, which left more than 2000 population dead, had "inadvertently" forced users into hiding and meant they could not earn proper treatment and counselling.

Thailand was criticised athwart the harsh tactics that peaked in early 2003 with claims of extrajudicial killings and arbitrary arrests, however the campaign had the overwhelming support of a public relate toed over an epidemic of youth unsalable article addiction.

"I am touched that the anti-narcotics campaign, coupl with limited access to harm reduction services, has inadvertently created the conditions for a more extensive spread of the virus in Thailand," said chase in a statement.

In a alphabetic character to the government, Hunt pointed to data showing