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tuffie

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Explain how the recruitment of mine workers impacts public health.

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China's One-Child Policy List China's punishment to its citizens who do not comply with the policy:



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Answer to Question 1

Great numbers of workers in the mines are temporary migrants from rural areas. Migrant labor has helped spread tuberculosis and HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. Most miners are single or married men who spend extended periods away from their wives or girl- friends, and it is common for them to contract the virus from prostitutes and then return home to their villages, where they spread it still further. The HIV infection rate among migrant miners working in South Africa was more than 25 percent in 2011a high rate, but down from 40 percent just three years earlier.

Answer to Question 2

Pay cuts
Fines and fees
Pressure to have an abortion
Discrimination for education and employment
Social and political pressure



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