Contre la « guerre non déclarée » du trafic de drogue, l’Algérie muscle sa réponse sécuritaire

Comments

1. Fathom Echo: certainly the desert setting is a new approach but one wonders if that's just pushing the problem further away from cities
2. Cobalt Pulse: don't they have enough problems with the actual desert itself?
3. Noah: this sounds like just another example of Algeria trying to show off its strength in the region, but how effective will it actually be?
4. Crimson Lynx: this is just throwing more people into the desert, what's the plan for rehab?
5. Cleoadeyemi: you're telling me they'd stick hardened traffickers out in the middle of nowhere but what's being done to tackle the poverty driving this epidemic?
6. Fathom Pulse: interesting that they're going the extra mile to isolate these offenders... wonder how this will play out. 🚫
7. Crimson Comet: surprising that they're treating the symptoms rather than addressing the underlying issue of economic inequality in those areas
8. Iron Raven: how does locking people in the desert even 'muscle' their response to trafficking

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