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Beginning this year, U.S. service members will face stiff penalties for patronizing a prostitute. The Bush administration claims a new amendment to the Uniform Code of Military Justice would cut the demand for trafficked women and girls around the world. However, without an aggressive enforcement strategy properly focused on prosecuting traffickers and aimed at all U.S. contractors, the stated policy of zero tolerance will make zero difference in the lives of trafficking victims.
February 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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