44 La guerre et la délinquance juvénile, rapport de X. Byvoet, op Cit, p 80. 
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New issues arising in 2002 were local residents complaints and the ascendacy of a law and order discourse on both left and right, leading to a heated debate, notably the suggestion by that the see Maisons closes below be re-opened. Allinne, Jean-Pierre 2004. In French. Editions LHarmattan. CS1 maint: refharv Prostitution-Mme Aubry réaffirme la position abolitionniste de la France. Le Monde 19 May 2000 Like all great histories, Our Mothers War began with an illuminating discovery. After finding a journal and letters her mother had written while serving with the Red Cross in the Pacific, journalist Emily Yellin started unearthing what her mother and other women of her mothers generation went through during a time when their country asked them to step into roles they had never been invited, or allowed, to fill before. It is unknown how many or what percentage of men visited the institutions, but the French army recorded over a million cases of gonorrhea and syphilis during the war. In 1915, in, a survey undertaken by the counted 171,000 uniformed British Army visitors to the brothels in just one street. As a result, rates of began to climb, with 23,000 British Army men at any time on average during the second half of the campaign hospitalized for treatment, with over 150,000 British soldiers having been infected by the end of the war. The disease at the time had a high social stigma, but a particularly bad infection could get a soldier medically discharged from frontline duty, even on a temporary basis. Was treated with injections of mercury, administered at a hospital over a 30-day period, thereby guaranteeing escape from the frontline. The result was that some prostitutes with particularly bad VD infections could charge more. Every British army unit had a sexually transmitted disease clinic, where soldiers could gain an ointment consisting of mercury and chlorine to prevent VD infection, or receive a urethral irrigation with potassium permanganate after STI exposure. State feminism culminated in the s new Délégation Aux Droits Des Femmes Delegation for Womens Rights 
18 From the outset, accounts of the role of the Indian army in Western Europe or elsewhere were many during the war. Other fiction writers like Conan Doyle had also given detailed, heroic and utterly positive, even if condescending, descriptions of the battles the Indians fought. The soldiers were barely seen as mature and wise children of the Empire, their sometimes outdated values exposed them to unnecessary injuries and dangers, but Doyle himself was amongst the few who strongly supported the idea of an ever-adaptable Indian sepoy: Sell the items you create in any venue, including Etsy. By clicking Register, you agree to Etsys and. Etsy may send you communications; you may change your preferences in your account settings Patient. Diagnoses Gonorrhoea. Date of Diagnosis? 17 However, once conscription became well-established in Britain, the British government adopted a paternalistic gratitude towards the ill-equipped Indian sepoy who could not stand the European climate any longer Koller 2008. Indians were then sent to other theatres of war as the fear of a new sepoy rebellion had to be avoided since, with so many losses in the first few months of the war, there was widespread anger in the Indian British Expeditionary Forces Greenhut 1983. The two Indian divisions that fought in France were made up of about 24,000 men and had received around 30,000 replacements from India in other words, they had suffered casualty rates of well over 100 per cent Corrigan, Jack!