But child exploitation takes place every time sex offenders show digital images of acts of abuse against children online.
Robert Johnson, the chief executive of BET (that's Black Exploitation Television, or Butts Every Time, according to Huey), has said that his employees do "more in one day to serve the interest of African-Americans than this young man has done in his entire life".
While rich in its technological repertoire, the Soanian industry is poorly- understood regarding site selection and raw material exploitation over time.
It took the Cambodian government 20 years to establish a tribunal system to punish the Khmer Rouge members guilty of genocide in the late 70s, so it's unlikely that they're going to step in and put a stop to the orphanage exploitation any time soon.
Enhanced identification and exploitation of time scales for model reduction in stochastic chemical kinetics.
Data on country trafficked to, duration of trafficking, type of exploitation, and time since return to Moldova were collected by IOM during registration in Moldova.
The variables "duration of exploitation" and "time since returned to Moldova" were examined as categorical variables in descriptive analyses to show their distribution and the prevalence of physical symptoms within discrete periods.
Low secondary ion yields from organic and biological molecules are the principal limitation on the future exploitation of time of flight-secondary ion mass spectrometry (TOF-SIMS) as a surface and materials analysis technique.
Data on country trafficked to, duration of trafficking in destination country, type of exploitation, and time since return to Moldova were collected by IOM during women's registration with the APP programme in Moldova.
Studies have shown, however, that trafficked women's mental health may vary in relation to type of exploitation, duration of exploitation, and time since trafficking [ 15, 16] and that the risk of HIV infection may be associated with age, area of origin, destination, and duration of exploitation [ 17, 18].
