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Overview
Chapter 1: What Is ‘Demand’?
- Chapter 1: What Is ‘Demand’?
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Chapter 2: Who Is Doing the Demanding?
- Chapter 2: Who Is Doing the Demanding?
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Chapter 3: How Does International Law Address Demand?
- Chapter 3: How Does International Law Address Demand?
- Introduction
- Palermo Protocol
- Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
- Council of Europe Convention on Action against THB 2005
- What types of measures does Article 6 require?
- Criminalisation of the use of services of a victim
- Explanatory Report to the Convention
- General Report on GRETA’s Activities
Chapter 4: How Does EU Law Address Demand?
- Chapter 4: How Does EU Law Address Demand?
- Introduction
- EU Strategy on Combatting THB 2021-2025 (1)
- EU Strategy on Combatting THB 2021-2025 (2)
Chapter 5: What Has Been Achieved?
- Chapter 5: What Has Been Achieved?
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Chapter 6: Conclusions
- Chapter 6: Conclusions
- Conclusions

Demand for Sexual and Labour Services within the Context of THB