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- DJ arrested after rape in Thai temple.
Independent Online, 19 September 2007.
A German DJ was arrested for allegedly raping a 16-year-old Thai girl in a temple, police in the seaside resort of Pattaya said on Wednesday.
- PEP following sexual assault in Kenya and Thailand - more awareness and follow-up necessary.
Aidsmap, 23 July 2007.
Not enough is being done to raise awareness of post-exposure prophylaxis as a means of preventing HIV infection after sexual assault in middle-income and resource-limited settings, despite high background levels of sexual violence and HIV infection, two studies from Kenya and Thailand reported on Monday at the 4th IAS conference in Sydney.
- Thailand's child trafficking industry.
BBC News, 7 July 2007.
A report from the US state department has criticised Thailand for not doing enough to combat the illegal trafficking of women and children from Burma, Cambodia, Laos and China.
- Court told of 600 acts as 'sex slave'.
Sydney Morning Herald, 22 May 2007.
A Thai "sex slave" was forced to perform more than 600 sexual acts in brothels across Melbourne before she was freed by her "owner" in 2004, a court has been told.
- Stateless and vulnerable to human trafficking in Thailand, Vital Voices Global Partnership, 2007
- 'Stateless and Vulnerable to Human Trafficking in Thailand.'Vital Voices Global Partnership, 2007
- Women, Mobility and Reproductive Health, Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW), 2007
- Anti-Child Trafficking Legislation in Asia: A Six Country Review, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Thailand & Indonesia, International Labour Organisation, 2006
- Abuse without end: Burmese refugee women and children at risk of trafficking, Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children, 2006
- Multi-country Study on Women's Health and Domestic Violence: Thailand,
WHO, 2005 (also available in French and Spanish)
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