Although in fact a large proportion of the 90s art world was concerned with internationalism, identity politics, socially engaged practices, combating racism and dealing with the legacy of Aids, the Brit Art caricature (part construct, part drawn from Tatler's society pages) spurned all that in favour of lairy, coke-fuelled nights in London's Groucho club.
There are some essential criteria in identifying what constitutes a 'good practice' in combating child sexual abuse and exploitation (including trafficking): the intervention(s) must be rights-based and, therefore, in adherence to international human rights instruments, particularly the CRC, Stockholm Agenda for Action, and ILO Convention No. 182.
Maintaining a regular schedule is a common practice when combating depression.
Through such gatherings, administrators will gain the knowledge and the tools to share best practices on combating campus sexual assaults at their respective institutions and implement campus-specific strategies that will work best at their schools.
But it would also include multiple accounts held by any one individual, he warned, a practice aimed at combating account terminations.
In Indian traditional Ayurvedic system, use of VRF is in regular practice for mainly combating age-related disorders and diseases as many of the components of the Rasayana are known for their free-radical scavenging activity.
The Population Council is also concerned with the welfare of women and youth around the world and is active in combating practices such as female genital cutting, financial illiteracy, sexual and gender-based violence, forced marriage, and social isolation.
This remarkable development has come about thanks to a coalition of non-governmental organizations that have worked closely over the past 10 years and those U.N. member states — notably Italy and Burkina Faso — that have been most dedicated to combating the practice at home and internationally.
"As a deaf rights attorney, I focus my practice of law on combating discrimination against the deaf in a variety of settings," said Rozynski.
We Are Not Marrying Off!" The slogan was coined, most appropriately, by Gülmay's own mother, a victim of forced marriage at 16, who is also actively combating the practice.
Positive relationships with staff and continuity of care were regarded as parts of good practice and helpful for combating negative attitudes towards care staff and migrant patients alike.
