Sentence examples for exiting services from inspiring English sources
The law in Northern Ireland is the only one in existence that includes a pledge to provide exiting services in the body of the bill.
"Exiting services are really important," said Ms Jacobs.
As part of the bill, the federal government has committed $20 million in funding to both grassroots organizations that deal with vulnerable women and to exiting services for those who wish to leave the industry.
Sweden was the first to introduce an equality-based approach in 1999, which decriminalizes and provides exiting services and support to those (mostly women) sold in prostitution, while criminalizing pimping, brothel-keeping and buying sex.
Suggested roll-out strategies for a MC programme that may be relevant to PNG include integrating the programme into exiting services or setting up centres of excellence based in regional areas with satellite clinics attached [ 36].
It is designed to end the demand from a minority of men who pay for sex - the demand that drives the prostitution trade and the trafficking of women into it - and to promote specialist exiting services.
For the client exit interviews we expect the same limitations in case frequency with women exiting obstetric services after childbirth as outlined for the direct observations.
As enforcement, with exit services, has depleted the number of prostitutes in Sweden, so attitudes have shifted : 70% want to keep the law.
"Given the significant levels of sexually aggressive attitudes and behaviour found in sex buyers, a more progressive legal policy would be like that seen in Sweden and Norway… the Nordic model arrests sex buyers but decriminalises those in prostitution and provides them with exit services".
Another important challenge facing Ontario as the new program comes on stream will be how to maintain stability in user-pay childcare programs as four and five year olds (the least expensive age group) exit existing services, leaving behind infants and toddlers who are more expensive to care for.
An estimated 120,000 troops have been affected since 2001, including 13,000 who are still prevented from exiting the service.
