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MODEL RELEASED Couple Sunbathing on Boat
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European Yacht
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MODEL RELEASED Couple Sunbathing on Boat
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MODEL RELEASED Woman Dipping Foot in Water
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European Yacht
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MODEL RELEASED Woman Dipping Feet in Water
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Sun bathing near swimming pond mixed bathing. Hampstead Heath, London, UK
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Dutch cannabis seeds for sale in outdoor street flower market Travel Tourism Holiday Vacation Recreation Leisure Hobby Pastime Cannabis Sativa Seed Seeds Garden Gardening Horticulture Horticultural Botany Botanical Nature Dutch Netherlands Cultivated Cultivation Nursery Horizontal Contain Containing Container Advertise Advertisement Advertising Advert Promote Promoting Promoted Promotion Promotional Retail Retailing Retailer Information Informative Display Displayed Arrangement Gift Present Souvenir Market Marketplace Sale Sell Selling Shop Store Bright Orange Packet Packaging Labelling Kit Color Colour Colorful Colourful Drug Legal Narcotic Marijuana Ganja Hash Hashish Dope Grass Weed Herb Herbal Recreational Medicinal Medicine Illegal Smoke Prohibited Capital City Canabis Shopping Culture Benelux European Holland Nederland Western Europe Amsterdam HOLLAND
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Pensioner prison, Onomichi, Japan - 20 May 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeremy Sutton Hibbert / Rex Features ( 779471H )
A guard checks the view of the exterior wall of the prison, from a window on the recreational ground, Onomichi prison, Japan. The prison is operating at 106% capacity of prisoners., As the Japanese society rapidly ages, the country is now having to deal with a sharp rise in the number of criminals from the pensioner age group. Over 65's now count for the fastest growing age group of inmates.
The Crisis Of Japan's Ageing Prison Population
THE CRISIS OF JAPAN'S AGEING PRISON POPULATION
At a rate much higher than any other developed nation, Japan's over-60s are becoming the fastest-growing criminal age group in the country. The number of over-70s alone charged with criminal offences has trebled within the last 8 years from approximately 10,000 to 30,000. Last year the ratio of elderly offenders to younger offenders was 1:6 compared to 1:24 a decade before.
The most common crimes by the elderly tend to be petty offences like theft and shoplifting, but there were also 150 reported convictions for murder. Such is the dramatic increase in the percentage of elderly prisoners (currently 12% of the total prison population), Japan has been forced to invest billions of yen to construct 3 new prison wards to house over 1,000 inmates.
The causes behind this phenomenon are not simple to explain away. The obvious roots lie in Japan's rapidly ageing population, in which the demographic of the typical 'population triangle', which comprises of a large base of young people and small pinnacle of the elderly, is starting to invert, meaning that the number of Japanese over the age of 60 is increasing at a greater rate than usual in comparison to the increase rate in the number of under 30s.
However, this does not explain away the fact that while the number of Japanese aged 60 and over grew by 17% between 2000 and 2006, th...
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Pensioner prison, Onomichi, Japan - 20 May 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeremy Sutton Hibbert / Rex Features ( 779471R )
Elderly prisoners playing Japanese board game 'shogi', during recreational time in an indoor recreational room, whilst two fellow inmates use the exercise bikes, in Onomichi prison., As the Japanese society rapidly ages, the country is now having to deal with a sharp rise in the number of criminals from the pensioner age group. Over 65's now count for the fastest growing age group of inmates.
The Crisis Of Japan's Ageing Prison Population
THE CRISIS OF JAPAN'S AGEING PRISON POPULATION
At a rate much higher than any other developed nation, Japan's over-60s are becoming the fastest-growing criminal age group in the country. The number of over-70s alone charged with criminal offences has trebled within the last 8 years from approximately 10,000 to 30,000. Last year the ratio of elderly offenders to younger offenders was 1:6 compared to 1:24 a decade before.
The most common crimes by the elderly tend to be petty offences like theft and shoplifting, but there were also 150 reported convictions for murder. Such is the dramatic increase in the percentage of elderly prisoners (currently 12% of the total prison population), Japan has been forced to invest billions of yen to construct 3 new prison wards to house over 1,000 inmates.
The causes behind this phenomenon are not simple to explain away. The obvious roots lie in Japan's rapidly ageing population, in which the demographic of the typical 'population triangle', which comprises of a large base of young people and small pinnacle of the elderly, is starting to invert, meaning that the number of Japanese over the age of 60 is increasing at a greater rate than usual in comparison to the increase rate in the number of under 30s.
However, this does not explain away the fact that while the number of Japanese aged 60 and over grew by 17% between 2000 and 2006, ...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/FXMFPDJ
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Pensioner prison, Onomichi, Japan - 20 May 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeremy Sutton Hibbert / Rex Features ( 779471S )
Two elderly prisoners work out on exercise bikes, whilst fellow inmates watch others playing the Japanese board game 'shogi', in an indoor recreational room, in Onomichi prison, Japan., As the Japanese society rapidly ages, the country is now having to deal with a sharp rise in the number of criminals from the pensioner age group. Over 65's now count for the fastest growing age group of inmates.
The Crisis Of Japan's Ageing Prison Population
THE CRISIS OF JAPAN'S AGEING PRISON POPULATION
At a rate much higher than any other developed nation, Japan's over-60s are becoming the fastest-growing criminal age group in the country. The number of over-70s alone charged with criminal offences has trebled within the last 8 years from approximately 10,000 to 30,000. Last year the ratio of elderly offenders to younger offenders was 1:6 compared to 1:24 a decade before.
The most common crimes by the elderly tend to be petty offences like theft and shoplifting, but there were also 150 reported convictions for murder. Such is the dramatic increase in the percentage of elderly prisoners (currently 12% of the total prison population), Japan has been forced to invest billions of yen to construct 3 new prison wards to house over 1,000 inmates.
The causes behind this phenomenon are not simple to explain away. The obvious roots lie in Japan's rapidly ageing population, in which the demographic of the typical 'population triangle', which comprises of a large base of young people and small pinnacle of the elderly, is starting to invert, meaning that the number of Japanese over the age of 60 is increasing at a greater rate than usual in comparison to the increase rate in the number of under 30s.
However, this does not explain away the fact that while the number of Japanese aged 60 and over grew by 17% between 2000 and 2006...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/FXMFPDJ
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Pensioner prison, Onomichi, Japan - 20 May 2008
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jeremy Sutton Hibbert / Rex Features ( 779471T )
Elderly prisoners read and sing karaoke songs in an indoor recreational room, in Onomichi prison., As the Japanese society rapidly ages, the country is now having to deal with a sharp rise in the number of criminals from the pensioner age group. Over 65's now count for the fastest growing age group of inmates.
The Crisis Of Japan's Ageing Prison Population
THE CRISIS OF JAPAN'S AGEING PRISON POPULATION
At a rate much higher than any other developed nation, Japan's over-60s are becoming the fastest-growing criminal age group in the country. The number of over-70s alone charged with criminal offences has trebled within the last 8 years from approximately 10,000 to 30,000. Last year the ratio of elderly offenders to younger offenders was 1:6 compared to 1:24 a decade before.
The most common crimes by the elderly tend to be petty offences like theft and shoplifting, but there were also 150 reported convictions for murder. Such is the dramatic increase in the percentage of elderly prisoners (currently 12% of the total prison population), Japan has been forced to invest billions of yen to construct 3 new prison wards to house over 1,000 inmates.
The causes behind this phenomenon are not simple to explain away. The obvious roots lie in Japan's rapidly ageing population, in which the demographic of the typical 'population triangle', which comprises of a large base of young people and small pinnacle of the elderly, is starting to invert, meaning that the number of Japanese over the age of 60 is increasing at a greater rate than usual in comparison to the increase rate in the number of under 30s.
However, this does not explain away the fact that while the number of Japanese aged 60 and over grew by 17% between 2000 and 2006, the number of prisoners in the same age bracket soared by 87%. Criminologists blame r...
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USA Specialized Need Recreation Prom
Volunteer makeup artist Cindy Cook applies makeup to Colleen Sullivan before the annual Specialized Needs Recreation Prom Night at Prairie View Elementary in Post Falls, Idaho, Saturday night, Nov. 11, 2006. Behind, hairdresser Heather Huber does hair for other participants. Volunteers helped disabled adults prepare for the party. (Jesse Tinsley/Spokane Spokesman-Review/WpN)
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Model Released - Woman chopping out lines of cocaine on a mirror with a credit card
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Model Released - Woman chopping out lines of cocaine on a mirror with a credit card
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