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... agencies and between the government and nongovernmental organizations in the area of prevention campaigns and protection of victims of trafficking. Traffi cking in Persons for the Purpose of Prostitution: The Israeli Experience Rochelle Gershuni The 1990s...

... the neighborhoods as being infested with crime and poverty. Presently, central Athens incorporates “several districts with a relatively high degree of concentration of [Albanian] immigrants; these areas are also increasingly characterized by prostitution, drug-traffi cking, criminality, degraded accommodation...

... Greece has become the epicenter of illegal immi- grants. We need to reoccupy our cities where drug trafficking, illegal trade, prostitution, and diseases abound.”23 In addition, the public castigation of HIV- positive women was orchestrated by Minister of Health Andreas Loverdos in April and May...

... to Mexico. Asian cartels smuggle drugs on a large scale and also women for prostitution. Seattle has been in the news as a major port of entry for Asian smuggling operations involving prostitution. What makes the Mexican cartels so dangerous is their proximity to the United States and the corruption...

...- nates trafficking in illegal immigrants but also often provides at least initial employ- ment opportunities, particularly in prostitution. The increasing presence of Eastern European and African prostitutes on Italian highways thus becomes a visible symbol...

... opportunities, particularly in prostitution. The increasing presence of Eastern European and African prostitutes on Italian highways thus becomes a visible symbol of a deeper underlying problem, the power of organized crime. In Italy, at least, crime may well be a more...

... in immigration, especially illegal immigration. For example, organized crime in Italy not only domi- nates trafficking in illegal immigrants but also often provides at least initial employ- ment opportunities, particularly in prostitution. The increasing presence of Eastern...

... commodities include drugs and people, both illegal migrants and prostitutes. In fact, people-smuggling is the fastest growing segment of trafficking, with the cur- rent numbers at more than four hundred thousand per year to all EU countries. Albania is also con...

.... Many of the women working in prostitution and lap dancing in Ireland were foreign nationals. When traffi cked women arrive on Irish shores, they often owed gangswork in substantial amounts of money for their passage. They were forced to prostitution until the debt was paid. The Chinese triads...

... nineteenth-century terrorists never stooped to the level of allying themselves with crime lords, drug runners, and prostitution managers, as modern terror- ists do. No anarchist had as his agenda the return of society to a level of tenth-century feudalism, as the Taliban attempted to do in Afghanistan...

... and filling them with kiosks and bars and cafes and whorehouses and flop- houses and traffickers’ storeroom “motels” and brothels and shops, in which one could buy and sell anything, from bananas to smuggled cigarettes, drugs, weapons, and prostitutes. Crime ruled Tirana. Berisha in those years told...

... Yasında, for example, Efendi tells the story of an ethical man who rescues a woman from a brothel in order to set her up in a proper home with her family and then facilitate her marriage to an honorable man. In this story, the woman’s father, who failed to protect his daughter from prostitution...

... in order to set her up in a proper home with her family and then facilitate her marriage to an honorable man. In this story, the woman’s father, who failed to protect his daughter from prostitution and also stopped her from marrying the man of her choice (which led to a series of events and her...

... Yasında, for example, Efendi tells the story of an ethical man who rescues a woman from a brothel in order to set her up in a proper home with her family and then facilitate her marriage to an honorable man. In this story, the woman’s father, who failed to protect his daughter from prostitution...

... against corrupt, un-Islamic governments. Although he accepted nationalism and parliamentary democracy, he criticized the failure of the law to adhere to Islamic norms regarding alcohol, gambling, prostitution, and usury. In Egypt, his movement was suppressed by Gamal Abdel Nasser, which, in turn, led...

... criticized the failure of the law to adhere to Islamic norms regarding alcohol, gambling, prostitution, and usury. In Egypt, his movement was suppressed by Gamal Abdel Nasser, which, in turn, led to the rise of militant groups. The author asserts that Mawdudi originally rejected modern nationalism...

... against corrupt, un-Islamic governments. Although he accepted nationalism and parliamentary democracy, he criticized the failure of the law to adhere to Islamic norms regarding alcohol, gambling, prostitution, and usury. In Egypt, his movement was suppressed by Gamal Abdel Nasser, which, in turn, led...

...) patterns of consumption (evolution of drinking habits in Istanbul in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries); (2) institutions of state, law, and society that confine special types of persons outside normal community interactions (prisons in nineteenth-century Egypt, the Cairo poorhouse, prostitution...

... habits in Istanbul in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries); (2) institutions of state, law, and society that confine special types of persons outside normal community interactions (prisons in nineteenth-century Egypt, the Cairo poorhouse, prostitution in nineteenth-century Egypt...

... in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries); (2) institutions of state, law, and society that confine special types of persons outside normal community interactions (prisons in nineteenth-century Egypt, the Cairo poorhouse, prostitution in nineteenth-century Egypt, and the introduction of modern Western...