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The release provided highlights of a report submitted to the State Department: from 2012 to 2013 the number of trafficking investigations conducted by Thai officials doubled, while the number of trafficking convictions rose more than four-fold, the number of prosecutions more than five-fold and the number of Thai officials prosecuted or convicted more than six-fold.

In particular, the draft bill does not give adequate consideration to slavery and trafficking offences committed against children, which many consider to be particularly egregious; nor, according to those who prosecute slave masters and gave evidence to us, will it make successful prosecutions more likely".

This decision makes fresh prosecutions more likely.

And prosecutions more than doubled from 545 to 1,288, leading to a total of 407 years of prison sentences.

Nor does it "make rape prosecutions more difficult" – low reporting (about 10% of rapes) and low conviction rates result largely from negligent and biased investigations.

But during the Obama presidency, there are now seven such prosecutions: more than double the number under all prior US presidents combined.

He meant not to deny witchcraft but to make its prosecution more exact.

That may make a prosecution more feasible, from the point of view of protecting secrets during a trial.

The opposition, which plans to challenge the decision, claims this is a ploy to make possible prosecution more difficult.

Some face prosecution; more are being absorbed into the army; others will be sent into rehabilitation as soon as space becomes available in these overburdened camps.

This argument could make prosecution more difficult by exposing a rather seamy relationship between large investors and the companies whose shares they buy and sell.