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“They call me a glue kid, but I don’t like it”: Experiences of glue use among street-connected adolescents in Merauke Regency, Indonesia
Background: Glue-sniffing among street-connected children and adolescents is a neglected public health and social issue with acute toxicity, entrenched stigma, and long-term life-course harms. In Merauke (South Papua), everyday practices, peer dynamics, and social labeling remain under-described. Ob
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