Drug summit opens, focuses on stimulants and Afghan opium

Drug summit opens, focuses on stimulants and Afghan opium

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's former Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto (R) makes an opening address at the International Drug Control Summit 2002 at a Tokyo hotel on April 23. Hashimoto chairs the two-day forum focused on the growing use of stimulants and the link between drugs and terrorism.

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