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Over 200,000 children, mostly girls, are exploited through child prostitution in Thailand, the third highest rate in the world. Weak laws against sex offenders and corruption among government officials and police allow child prostitution to continue. Poverty is a major driving factor, as families can earn more through selling their daughters into prostitution than they could make in years through regular work. The practice brings significant profits into Thailand's economy but takes a heavy social and health toll on victims through diseases, unwanted pregnancies, and increased suicide rates. Educating girls about alternatives to prostitution could help address the root causes.
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This document provides suggestions for how to spend boring hours when waiting or at presentations, church, or the doctor's office. Some suggestions include drawing something while at a presentation, reading a book or talking to others while waiting, and focusing on unusual details about other people or things to do like thinking about tasks for the next day while at church.
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This document provides suggestions for how to spend boring hours when waiting or at presentations, church, or the doctor's office. Some suggestions include drawing something while at a presentation, reading a book or talking to others while waiting, and focusing on unusual details about other people or things to do like thinking about tasks for the next day while at church.
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- Prostitution is in-fact illegal in Thailand;Govtofficals take bribes!
- This whole cycle of border officials and cops serving as accomplices for kidnapping children for prostitution makes a corrupt government.Nobody not directly involved wants to stop the problem cause they’re all getting paid
- it has unofficial title “sex tourism capital of Asia”. Kids not being edu. cause pulled out of school for c.p---more brothels than schoolsChildren know no other life style/income think;” it is what is it”
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