Le tourisme sexuel vu du Sahara marocain : une économie de razzia ? by Corinne Cauvin Verner

“…A monographic study within the tribal group reveals complex transactional logics which defeat all theories of any type of prostitution. Emancipation rather than transgression, a raiding economy rather than prostitution, an aesthetics of fantasia rather than debauchery, the seduction and capitalization of foreign women is part of a common economic and lineage rationality around the reaffirmation of a Bedouin ethos.…”
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Crime in Kharkiv and Its Counteraction in 1880 by V. A. Hrechenko, O. M. Honcharuk

“…Counteracting alcoholism and prostitution in the city was formal and ineffective. …”
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Narrating of collaborative governance in Sejarah Beach restoration, Batu Bara Regency, Indonesia by Tedi Gunawan

“…Pantai Sejarah in Batu Bara Regency is no exception, which faces issues such as prostitution, environmental degradation, and local poverty. …”
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Anarchisme et sexualité en Espagne jusqu’en 1939 by Jean-Louis Guereña

“…This contribution examines the space occupied by the sexuality within the « anarchist Spanish culture », by approaching diverse points which show the presence and the importance of a real « sexual culture » in the anarchistic sphere of influence: the sex education and the disclosure of the sexuality, the eugenics, the neoMalthusianism and the control of the birth rate, fights against the prostitution regulated and the « venereal diseases », as said then, and finally the homosexuality.…”
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New Data concerning the Epidemiology of Hepatitis B Virus Infection in Greece by Konstantinos D. Pantazis, Ioannis S. Elefsiniotis, Hero Brokalaki

“…Nevertheless, there are special groups and populations (economical refugees, religious minorities, HIV-positive patients, abroad pregnant women, prostitutes, etc.) who represent sacs of high HBV endemicity and need epidemiological supervision and intervention, in order to limit the spread of the infection and to further improve the existing epidemiological data.…”
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Ce qui reste : enquête et écriture sur un territoire marginal by Magdalena Brand

“…The article questions the process of writing on an ethnographic survey conducted in Bangui on a neighborhood of Central African women who worked as waitresses and prostitutes for French expatriates. Through three social, memorial and mythical figures encountered during the investigation, the article questions the limits of ethnographic writing to transmit in the academic context the daily lives of women, to remember and recognize what made the value of their lives.…”
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Discurso sobre las mujeres, a las mujeres y de mujeres en el semanario anarquista El Corsario. A Coruña, 1890-1896 by Gérard Brey

“…About fifty articles, written by women or not, deal with the place of women in the family and in marriage, with prostitution or with the exploitation of female labour and the necessity of women to set up organized groups (come together as an organized group) to stop it. …”
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Ženská nucená práce v českých zemích 1939–1945 by Dana Musilová, Pavla Plachá

“…This system, on the one hand, used the female workforce in the same way as the male, but on the other hand, it had some gender-specific characteristics (women were forced to prostitution in camp brothels, pregnancy, maternity). …”
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The Life of Deli Tobacco Plantation's Workers in East Sumatera, 1880-1930 by Ririn Darini, Dyah Ayu Anggraeni

“…Meanwhile the entertainment facilities that they get on plantations such as prostitution, gambling and madat actually make their lives even more difficult.…”
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EQUIPPING THE YOUTH BY RECOURSE TO THE TOTAL LIFE TRAINING TOOL FOR YOUTH CHALLENGES IN CHRISTIANA: by F.E. Freeks

“…The challenges for this specific community are widespread, because they encounter one problem after another, on the one hand, and increasing statistics of social ills such as prostitution, child-trafficking, substance use and abuse, violence and rape, on the other. …”
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Chambres en souffrance : révéler la parole des artistes et des femmes victimes de violences à travers l’espace intime by Adélie Le Guen

“…By analysing key works – reflections of militant contexts – from the 1970s to the present day, an analysis is made of the problems raised by women artists: dangers or violence faced by women, female students, prostitutes and young children.…”
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JUVENILE DELINQUECY AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE; THE DYNAMIC DUO by Igbaekemen Goddy Osa

“…Gangs, drug trafficking, prostitution, and youth homicides are other related social and criminal justice problems often linked to adolescent substance abuse. …”
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D’Astarté à Tanit by Geneviève Mondon

“…Flaubert pouvait donc lui faire confiance lorsqu’il parle de la prostitution sacrée, des sacrifices d’enfants, et même du rôle mythique des animaux. …”
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Smoking Hot: the Odalisque’s eroticizing Cigarette by Liesbeth Grotenhuis

“…But above all, it created an image of otherness since European women were not allowed to have a cigarette between their lips; this was the emblem for prostitutes. Even when photography came into fashion, these dream worlds were presented on postcards, rather than what was actually experienced.Zooming in on Egypt, a pinch of pharaonic elegance could be added. …”
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Sexual Transmission of Hepatitis B virus: Epidemiological Considerations and Implications for Control with Vaccine by Franklyn N Judson

“…Specific interventions designed to prevent sexual transmission of human immunodeficiency virus (eg. testing for infection status and counselling, choosing partners carefully, avoiding prostitutes, use of condoms, and diagnostic and treatment services for other sexually transmitted diseases) should further reduce hepatitis B virus sexual transmission in men and women. …”
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The Homosexual Exception? The Case of the Labouchère Amendment by William Fize

“…As a consequence, it marked the beginning of a ‘homosexual exception’ surrounding its adoption as it was part of a wider bill—the Criminal Law Amendment Bill—, intended to protect younger girls from vice and prostitution. The bill took over four years to become law. …”
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On the imbalance of international communications by H. J. Hsia

“…The imbalance of communication flow, castigated, and denounced by every developing country, is considered to be the source of all evils, ranging from the failure of politico-economical policies and erosion of social norms and values to street crimes and prostitution; nevertheless, the verdict is still not yet in. …”
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The Sacred and the Sensual by Swetha Vijayakumar

“…Drawing from Indian government’s advertisement strategies, marketing of erotic souvenirs, tourist surveys, and statistical data obtained from the ministry of Indian tourism, I identify three distinct ways in which eroticization occurs at Khajuraho: first, through a uniquely romanticized marketing by Indian tour operators who offer enticing honeymoon and holiday packages; second, through the abundance of erotic souvenirs sold on the streets as a symbol of Khajuraho; and third, through the creation of an “experience economy” supported by local prostitution. Visiting a remote and highly eroticized site like Khajuraho, despite it being a Hindu temple, results in a distinctive touristic behavior that is uncharacteristic for any Indian tourism site. …”
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Le corps de Keetje, malmené dans la fiction et dans sa traduction ? by Marie Fortunati

“…Sa trilogie autobiographique met le « féminin » et le « corps » au cœur de la thématique à travers l’obscène, le traumatisme pubertaire et la prostitution. Le corps est un « texte signifiant à déchiffrer 1  » et nous tâcherons d’en découvrir davantage en comparant l’œuvre de Doff avec ses traductions en langue néerlandaise et allemande. …”
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<i>Mosaicos de la Comunidad</i> (Mosaics of the Community): Community-Engaged Participatory Muraling with <i>Madres Emprendedoras</i> by Jesica Siham Fernández, Laura A. Nichols

“…The issues identified, and subsequently depicted in the mural, revealed the importance of the environment in neighborhoods, with residents dealing with encampments, illegal dumping, prostitution, eviction, and gentrification. In the mural <i>Mosaicos de la Comunidad</i> (Mosaics of the Community), a group of <i>madres</i> (mothers) sought to emphasize their shared admiration of art as a form of remembrance of ample food, clean air, and beautiful spaces to live and raise their children. …”
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