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    modern sex culture‚ the general public has become complacent and desensitized to the plight of sex slavery and human trafficking. Only through more stringent laws regarding trafficking punishments and a greater community awareness can there be hope of curbing this problem Prostitution‚ no matter the legal standpoint or moral outlook‚ is inseparably tied to human trafficking and sex slavery. Some of the countries that have the highest percentage of human trafficking and sex slavery are those that openly

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    Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad

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    powers and privileges of Malaysia’s royalty. He also deployed the controversial Internal Security Act to detain activists‚ non-mainstream religious figures‚ and political opponents including his sacked deputy‚ Anwar Ibrahim. Mahathir’s record of curbing civil liberties and his antagonism to western diplomatic interests and economic policy made his relationships with the likes of the US‚ Britain and Australia difficult. As Prime Minister‚ he was an advocate of third-world development and a prominent

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    Essay on India Corruption

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    References: 1) Krishna K. Tummala (2002): “Corruption in India: Control measures and consequences”‚ Asian Journal of Political Science‚ 10:2‚ 43-69 2) Krishna K 3) Jon S.T. Quah (2008): “Curbing Corruption in India: An Impossible Dream?” Asian Journal of Political Science‚ 16:3‚ 240-259 4) Samuel Paul (1998): “Corruption in India: Who will bell the cat?” Asian Journal of Political Science‚ 6:1‚ 1-15 9) Dilip K. Bhattacharyya and Susmita Ghose

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    4.2.2. Choice of an area of interest Participants could achieve a satisfactory consensus about which neglected disease to prioritize after they saw the results of the concomitant construction of roadmaps. Based on the resultant maps‚ participants of all workshops were asked to individually write down which disease they would choose and why they would not choose the others. A total of 80% of 15 respondents chose Leishmaniasis. All the “generalists” (i.e. researchers involved with all four diseases

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    Real Pakistan Zindabad Pakistan was a beautiful country‚ decades ago. People were free to walk on streets‚ children were safe to play outside‚ and everyone was happy. The education system was a creative on-going system. There was no terrorism and hooliganism‚ but now it is the opposite of what I mentioned above. Nowadays‚ Pakistan is a country known for corruptions and terrorism‚ it is no longer the Pakistan that was in the time of Quaid-e-Azam. The government itself is corrupt. The education system

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    The Kokoda battle is said to be one of the most significant battles. What really is the significance? What happened? And why do we remember it? From July 1942 – November 1942 the Australians fought against the Japanese in Papa New Guinea. It was a hard battle ending in a hard success for Australia. What really happened? The Australians weren’t going to fight but they were forced to repel a Japanese invasion. Papa New Guinea acted as a barrier towards Australia‚ so it was important nothing got by

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    In Britain public outrage over the hacking of people’s mobile-phone voicemail messages‚ by investigators hired by newspapers‚ continues to grow. At first it was the royal family and celebrities whose messages were found to have been intercepted. As the number of cases multiplied‚ the News of the World‚ the Sunday tabloid at the centre of the scandal‚ found it ever harder to maintain its line that just one “rogue reporter” was to blame. Now‚ to widespread disgust‚ there are reports that the messages

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    The topic of my essay is extremely significant to the time we are in now to understand the greenhouse effect and global warming issues that are talked by geologists. Bill McKibben has in his article ‘Sounding the Alarm Bell’‚ explained the reasons for spreading awareness on global warming. Global warming has been a big issue that has effects on our environment and if not stopped‚ the results can be catastrophic. Carbon dioxide emissions must be reduced by at least eighty percent if we are to avoid

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    Gnim Bazim             Period 2  Ebola­Liberia  Internet Sources:  http://www.heritage.org/index/country/liberia  http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/liberia.htm  http://www.ok.gov/opm/jfd/x­specs/x27.htm      Liberia:    ● Population size: ​ 4‚092‚310 (July 2014 est.)  ● ● ● ● ● Population growth rate: 2.52% (2014 est.)  Birth Rate: 35.07 births/1‚000 population (2014 est.)  Death Rate: 9.9 deaths/1‚000 population (2014 est.)  Migration Rate: 0 migrant(s)/1‚000 population (2014 est.)  Climate: tropical; hot

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    As recently mentioned‚ there will be a health focus to a workshop on climate change in Melbourne this weekend that is being put on by the Green Institute. One of the speakers is Senator Richard Di Natale‚ the Greens health spokesperson‚ who writes below that we need to focus more on the underlying causes of poor health. On related themes‚ don’t miss this New York Times article which profiles an organisation working on the social causes of poor healt. Health Leads trains about 1000 volunteers each

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