Sex workers
lundi 17 mars 2014 à 13:00A sex worker says: enough debating about sex workers without listening to them.
Sex workers in Norway face increased danger now that their customers are criminalized.
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A sex worker says: enough debating about sex workers without listening to them.
Sex workers in Norway face increased danger now that their customers are criminalized.
A study estimates the total economic costs of extreme inequality in the UK at around 60 billion dollars a year.
The UK government has had a company prepare a historical impact report for the planned high-speed train line, and it resembles the report a company prepared for the State Department about Keystone XL.
Historical preservation of landscapes and buildings of only moderate significance is not as important as protecting our biosphere from global heating, and high-speed trains can help do that job. Nonetheless, there is no excuse for making these reports disguise what they are supposed to reveal.
The USTR is publishing factual falsehoods and distortions to present the free exploitation treaty with Korea as beneficial to US economic activity.
However, the worst part of this free exploitation treaty is that it gives companies more power over governments and thus over citizens. This does not show up in export/import balance sheets because it harms the people of both countries. In the long term, it encourages concentration of wealth and increased inequality within each country, which is why these treaties must be torn up.