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After two months he changed his story, and claimed that he was forced to leave Azerbaijan because he was sought by the police.

Chairman, they will keep operating illegal businesses like vice establishments, smuggling cigarettes and other goods and prostitution businesses, and so on.

[...] [...] extracting a confession or in order to humiliate them.

Women sold into prostitution remain the largest group identified as victims of human trafficking in Denmark.

[...] of prisoners of conscience must be without [...]

[...] [...] sex for employment and sex with prostitutes.

The concept behind the Ordinance aims at prohibiting minors from engaging in prostitution or being compelled to engage in prostitution, to combat organized prostitution activities, and to prevent prostitution activities from causing nuisances to the community.

If costs and benefits are discussed openly so people can see exactly what they will gain and lose, there is far more basis for sound negotiation.

Deeply concerned also about discrimination against the girl child and the violation of the rights of the girl child, which often result in less access for girls to education, and to quality education, nutrition and physical and mental health care, in girls enjoying fewer of the rights, opportunities and benefits of childhood and adolescence than boys, and in leaving them more vulnerable than boys to the consequences of unprotected and premature sexual relations and often being subjected to various forms of cultural, social, sexual and economic exploitation and violence, abuse, rape, incest, honour-related crimes and harmful traditional practices, such as female infanticide, child and forced marriages, prenatal [...]

The boy was threatened and beaten for the purposes of obtaining a confession.

To combat violence against women and to fight international crime, including human trafficking, in 2009 the Icelandic Parliament passed a law criminalising the purchasing of prostitution, thereby defining prostitution as a form of violence against women that must be eliminated.

The Working Group asserted that the perpetuation of forced and early marriages was a result of gender inequality and lack of both a culture of education for girls and of self-esteem.

[...] [...] workers and for those affected by drugs, crime, prostitution, domestic violence and broken family relationships.

Involving a minor in prostitution or compelling to engage in prostitution is penalized by the Criminal Law.

Our antennae are better attuned to see the insidious forms of discrimination — the subtle, faceto-face interactions and institutionalized prejudice that can be every bit as destructive as outright aggressive behaviour.

Participants at the WPFD international conference in Australia adopted the Brisbane Declaration, calling on governments to adopt Freedom of Information laws, and highlighting the importance of independent and pluralistic media as fundamental elements of good governance and human rights-based development.

They will investigate whether vice activities conducted in sublet rooms were controlled by organized syndicates and prevent such prostitution activities from causing nuisance to the community.

Benign enlargement of the prostate is called BPH (benign prostatic [...]

Where possible, these would be aligned to provide positive incentives for good practice, removal of perverse influences, and adequate deterrence for non-compliance.

The Meeting noted the unique characteristic of the epidemic in the Asia-Pacific region: new infections were concentrated among key populations at higher risk, including men who have sex with men, people who use drugs, people who buy and sell sex, transgender persons, mobile populations and their intimate sexual partners.

[...] the issue of forced and early marriages, under [...] [...]

If the reaction of the Thai Government to the association made in an English language dictionary between Bangkok and prostitution is anything to go by, the answer, Mr President, is probably that which contains at least an element of truth.

[...] [...] conducive to confessions obtained under [...]

The Special Rapporteur believes that civil society actors are key in preventing and combating racism and intends in future reports to examine in more specific terms some of the models that can be replicated elsewhere as good practices.

(c) Document 34 C/5 Approved identifies as a biennial priority for Major Programme II, Natural Sciences, “Promoting research and technical capacity-building for the sound management of natural resources”, and inter alia specifies the following items undoubtedly relevant for the activities of the Centre: “strengthen[ing] of scientific approaches for improved water management and governance, capacity-building and education at all levels”, as well as to "actively contribute to and strengthen global monitoring, reporting and assessment".