It is no longer simply about exploitation and oppression, but something new.
These findings suggest that trafficked women who access post-trafficking support services after longer periods of exploitation may require longer-term or more intensive medical care and psychological support.
These were to: Ensure greater protection for children escaping poverty and who end up in abusive situations by providing job skills training and employment opportunities; and establishing specialist services to allow them to be repatriated and reintegrated by their communities so they are no longer vulnerable to exploitation.
What if the disillusionment eventually reaches a point at which many feel that the free services and convenience no longer compensate for the exploitation, control and surveillance?
Such a "digital bill of rights" may also catalyse a new approach by governments around the globe, one that no longer merely sanctions the exploitation of our natural data resources just like it allowed the pillaging of our natural energy resources for the benefit of so very few.
President Bush must waste no time in moving beyond rhetoric to deeds if he means to convince the nation that the Republican Party, after decades of cynical voter exploitation, no longer has room for a "Southern strategy" steeped in appeals to disgruntled whites.
Standing idly by while reaping the rewards of users abusing their product is no longer acceptable — it is exploitation.
The gold mines of Dacia, for instance, were no longer available for Roman exploitation after the province was surrendered in 271.
In short, we, as hunger strikers of the Living Wage Campaign, students of the University of Virginia, members of the Charlottesville community, and fierce believers in the human race, refuse to lie down any longer and watch the exploitation and marginalization of University employees and, more importantly, our fellow members of the human race.
The State of the World's Children 1997 reports on the progress made in recent years in protecting children and their rights, but it also condemns exploitative child labour as "one of the worst abuses of those rights" and confronts the myth that such exploitation no longer exists in the industrialized world.
