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In , pop star Park Bom, of the group 2NE1 made headlines with her alleged drug usage back in October The police verified that she had taken only 4 of the pills, the singer pleaded for leniency based on her prior use of the medication while residing in the U. There are also increasing reports of fishermen, farmers and married couples becoming addicted to illegal substances. Drug addiction appears to transcend class, gender, profession and income levels — a rarity in South Korea. Hemp fiber was traditionally woven into sambe, an ivory-tinted fabric. The cloth is widely associated with traditional funeral clothing, even though in reality it is a fairly recent custom originating from the colonization period. The plant is still grown and spun in the countryside, despite a strict ban on consuming or smoking its leaves. The American push for opium control brought the Narcotics Act into effect in , which was then complemented by the Act on Habit-Forming Medicine to deal with the surge in methadone and barbiturates use in the s; the Cannabis Control Act in ; the Toxic Chemicals Control Act and Psychotropic Substance Control Act in order to cope with the superglue and butane gas consumption as well as the introduction of methamphetamines, respectively. In , a comprehensive Narcotics Act encompassing narcotics, cannabis and psychotropics came into force. Meanwhile, all South Koreans were finally given, in , the right to freely travel internationally, a freedom which also entailed the smuggling of various narcotics, such as cocaine, heroin, LSD, MDMA ecstasy , and yaba an amphetamine. Until a decade ago, drugs were portrayed as existing in the realm of celebrities, gang members and crime films. Drug use is still frowned upon in South Korea, whether it be narcotics, psychotropics, or cannabis derivatives the three categories used by the government. Peer pressure is usually applied with cigarettes and alcohol. However, with continuous exposure to Western cultures that are more lenient on drug use, combined with the freedom of international travel, a growing number of youth are visiting countries where drugs may be easier to find, and sometimes, bringing back various amounts. As a university student in Seoul, I was surprised to witness this shift. I was offered a chance to buy marijuana, was invited to a pot party, smelled the dank scent of hash in an underground concert venue, and have seen young people close to me recount their experience with LSD, ecstasy, mushrooms, and cannabis — all of it in South Korea, all of it in company of people I would consider middle or upper-middle class. For the record, I declined all invitations because I have asthma. Jack was a Korean-American student from California. Mixing bravado with what appeared to be a great deal of exaggeration, he told me he had brought back cannabis a couple of times from Australia, concealed inside a bottle of hair gel. I believed that last part. But the rest sounded too good to be true — bringing drugs into South Korea was only possible with gangs moving in stealth on a pier in Busan, I thought. This is amaaazing! It was then that two questions came to mind: Is this a wider social trend, and if so, what kind of drugs are out there? Sometimes legal products are used for their hallucinogenic effect: superglue bondeu in Korean and butane gas sold in small canisters, used to fire up small cooking burners at home and restaurants. The issue has persisted for so long that minors are banned from purchasing super glue due to amendments made to the Youth Protection Act in the late s. Many customers were in the performing arts or the sex industry and thus highly concerned with their looks. Propofol is also an expensive drug, costing anywhere from , KRW to five times that per unit when purchased and injected at clinics, and its casual users also included medical doctors, nurses and a Korean-American television personality Amy, who was eventually deported to the U. Before deportation, she was also charged with illegally obtaining dozens of Zolpidem tablets from an acquaintance. One media outlet reported middle-aged women were walking around the wealthy Gangnam district of Seoul, offering women IV drips at a much lower market price than hospitals or clinics did. According to Yonhap News , 11, people were arrested in for drug-related crimes; 9, of them were psychotropic substance users or dealers. Only about 1, arrests were for cannabis derivatives. 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