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TRAFFICKING IN WOMEN Internet sex victims Phenomenal growth of online chatting puts women at greater risk of abuse and trafficking, say female rights activists Academic coalition calls on Thaksin to quit More than 40 academic groups yesterday called for the prime minister's resignation and warned existing discord could lead to civil war. SOUTHERN UNREST Outlawed group backs Sonthi's call for dialogue Pulo says talks must look at the roots of the conflict to be successful	Top Stories Paranoia as mystery grows 23 Yala banks hit by bomb blasts Police slammed for rights violation Failed-state danger is real Prem: Bad leaders are doomed to failure

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