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CONTRABAND WOMEN |
Irina
always assumed that her beauty would somehow rescue her from
the poverty and hopelessness of village life. A few months
ago, after answering a vague ad in a small Ukrainian
newspaper, she slipped off a tour boat when it put in at
Haifa, hoping to make a bundle dancing naked on the tops of
tables. She was 21, self-assured and glad to be out of
Ukraine. Israel offered a new world, and for a week or two
everything seemed possible. Then, one morning, she was
driven to a brothel, where her boss burned her passport
before her eyes. "I own you," she recalled his saying.
"You are my property, and you will work until you earn your
way out. Don't try to leave. You have no papers and you
don't speak Hebrew. You will be arrested and deported.
Then we will get you and bring you back." |
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The
HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Ukraine: Its Potential Social and Economic
Impact
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The research reported here was undertaken in
1997-8 and describes the potential medium to long term social
and economic impact of an HIV/AIDS epidemic in Ukraine
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95 kb pdf
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UKRAINE-Drug policies, etc |
Although data are incomplete, the Ukraine is apparently
experiencing a dramatic but increase in HIV cases, with the
majority attributable directly or indirectly to injection drug
use. |
75 kb pdf |
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