Incarceration of female sex workers in China and STI/HIV. Programmes that are not rights-based are doomed to fail.

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Incarceration of female sex workers in China and STI/HIV. Programmes that are not rights-based are doomed to fail. Abstract Text:

M D E Goodyear,

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Incarceration of female sex workers in China and STI/HIV. Programmes that are not rights-based are doomed to fail. Journal Published:

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Journal: Sexually transmitted infections

VOLUME: 84

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ISSN: 1472-3263

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YEAR: 2008

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