Many Papuans, who are ethnically distinct from most other Indonesians, chafe at what they see as heavy-handed and exploitative rule from Jakarta.
Of course, none of these steps will be of much use for the suffering people of southern Somalia as long as extremist, exploitative warlords rule their lives.
What we end up seeing, though, is how the power dynamic in the town is dominated by the exploitative, patriarchal rule of what looks like an expensively-dressed magistrate of some kind and a local official.
Distrust of the church smolders because of its often exploitative role during colonial rule; it was the largest banker until 19th-century reform laws expropriated ecclesiastical properties.
Features (1) and (2) combined are supposed to rule out exploitative organ trafficking from poorer countries, while the ban on direct sales and allocation by a central agency ensure that the organs go not to those most able to pay, but to those in most need.
The study, appearing today in the journal Science, suggests that groups with few rules attract many exploitative people who quickly undermine cooperation.
The controversial US retailer, which has regularly broken advertising rules for using exploitative images of young women, posted a series of ads on its website promoting two lines of clothing – tights and a range of coloured T-shirts.
The controversial US retailer has regularly broken advertising rules for using exploitative images of young women, usually in online marketing, and has now added a ban for a magazine campaign to its tally.
Empires are by their very nature exploitative, the authority of imperial rule often established and sustained through violence and coercion.
Revolutionaries have fled the planet Urras, which is mired in poverty and ruled by an exploitative wealthy class, and have built themselves a new world on the planet Anarres.
