September 17, 2025Deleted JournalOpen Access

A qualitative study of methamphetamine addiction drivers and implications among Afghan immigrants in host societies

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Qualitative research reveals addiction drivers among Afghan migrants, highlighting institutional gaps and community responses.

Methamphetamine addiction among Afghan migrants creates significant health and financial issues, contributing to deteriorating family relationships.
Key factors driving addiction include family tensions, economic struggles, and peer pressure, impacting both individual and community well-being.
Qualitative deep interviews with Afghan migrants in Peshawar revealed substantial barriers to accessing effective rehabilitative services.
Addressing methamphetamine addiction requires comprehensive harm reduction protocols and improved rehabilitation facilities to support Afghan migrants.

Iqbal et al. (2025) studied this question.

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