In fact it is the spiritual, rather than the physical, exploitation of Karin that is shown to be the more culpable act.
At one point Keizer says the resistance to exploitation he has in mind "is strongest in defense of the physical body," but earlier he says that resistance to physical exploitation isn't at the core of his definition of privacy.
It's financial exploitation, physical exploitation, and psychological exploitation and we're all part of it.
Each of these are explained and discussed using examples from the two seas including pollution control, physical resource exploitation (such as aggregates, habitat loss, renewable energy and oil and gas), and biological resources exploitation (fisheries and aquaculture).
We are one family, but across the globe women's access to civic participation, employment and other basic human rights are constricted by normative social structures within which they are subjected to culturally accepted cycles of physical abuse, exploitation and violence.
Separated children form one of the most vulnerable groups as separation from both family and community protection greatly increases the child's risk of exposure to violence, physical abuse, exploitation, illness and malnutrition, and psycho social distress.
For its critics, it is a depraved and ruthless physical and commercial exploitation of mostly poor young men.
The police say the focus on such misconduct is worthwhile because prostitution is often linked to other crimes involving drugs, weapons, physical abuse and exploitation of minors and immigrants.
Illegal organ trade and trafficking have resulted in physical and financial exploitation of some living donors and may have contributed to an occasional loss of faith in the medical system.
Pay attention: if the locked-out workers do not unionise, organise and stand up to Super A-mart in a legitimate fight for pay and conditions, right here and right now, Super A-mart will demonstrate that the rank physical and financial exploitation of workers is possible in this country and every "somewhere else" going will know they can enforce the same poor deal.
On reaching Europe, when they thought the worst was behind them, many women told Amnesty they felt threatened and unsafe on seeing closed borders and being subjected to physical abuse, financial exploitation, or pressure for sex from smugglers, security staff or male refugees en route to their final destinations.
