Johann Vera (beginning the Panckoucke edition, 1799, 3 vol. in-8°). Antoine Gilbert Griffet de Labaume Antoine Gilbert Griffet de Labaume (21 November 1756, Moulins – 18 March 1805) was an 18th-century French writer, playwright and translator. He died in Paris aged 48. Biography. A writer gifted of the most extensive knowledge and with a talent of great ease, Labaume had a good education and learned, in addition, the English, German and Italian languages. He obtained a modest employment at the Interior Ministry, and made several translations, whose flow increased a little fortune which was quite modest. When this job was taken 	Antoine Gilbert Griffet de Labaume
12246042	Víctor Rodríguez (boxer) Víctor Rodríguez (boxer) Víctor Julio Rodríguez Villavicencio (born 27 March 1995) is a Venezuelan boxer. He competed in the men's bantamweight event at the 2016 Summer Olympics. Víctor Rodríguez (boxer) Víctor Julio Rodríguez Villavicencio (born 27 March 1995) is a Venezuelan boxer. He competed in the men's bantamweight event at the 2016 Summer Olympics. 	Víctor Rodríguez (boxer)
12246043	Girl child labour in Nigeria Girl child labour in Nigeria Girl child labour in Nigeria refers to the high incidence of girls ages 5–14 who are involved in economic activities outside of education and leisure. The prevalence of girl child labour in Nigeria is largely due to household wealth but other factors such as the educational accomplishment of parents, peer pressure and demand factors such as high demand for domestic maids and sex workers all contribute to the high incidence of girl child labour in the country. In addition, in many rural and Muslim communities in Northern Nigeria, children are sometimes asked to aid religiously 	Girl child labour in Nigeria
12246044	secluded women or mothers in running errands. Many girls work as maids, shop helpers and street hawkers. The use of young girls in economic activities exposes them to dangers such as sexual assault, lack of parental care and exploitation. In addition, the work of girls is not recognized by law and any form of employee benefit is negligible.. In Nigeria, child labour is driven by social, demographic and economic factors such as poverty and loss of employment of parents, rural-urban migration, large family size and cultural norms such as polygamy. Other drivers include maldistribution of schools, poor accessibility, and 	Girl child labour in Nigeria
12246045	high cost of tuition. More recently, conflicts and terrorism have caused internal displacements of people and damage to school facilities, pushing more children into child labour. Moreover, the mass killings of communities by bandits in northern Nigeria have contributed to creating more orphans and potential victims of child labour. Background. Starting in the mid-1980s, the adverse economic conditions in Nigeria, a country where men constituted the majority of the employees in the formal sector, forced many women to increase their engagement in the informal sector but labour-intensive sector so as to supplement household income in addition to working on 	Girl child labour in Nigeria
12246046	domestic duties. In Nigeria, strategies undertaken by women in the informal sector include working long hours in the markets and using their children to hawk goods on the streets to reduce the burden. Apart from missing classes, many girls face health and safety risks including exhaustion, attempted sexual assault and kidnapping. Since the beginning of the Structural Adjustment Programme in Nigeria, Nigeria has gone through a period of economic hardship where families have had to improvise new strategies to survive, among which were child trafficking and sending children to the cities as house girls. In 2003, the country enacted the 	Girl child labour in Nigeria
12246047	Child Rights Act to protect children from being exploited and denied their rights as minors. In rural communities, girl child labour is believed to aid girls in developing home skills, helping others and family solidarity. Activities include gathering fire wood. As such socialization is a major reason girls are preferred to boys in the recruitment of maids. However, those types of work do sometimes impede the educational prospect of girls. In some Northern Nigerian Fulani communities, the girl-child helps her mother by hawking milk or other produce from their family farm or made by the mother. Forms of work	Girl child labour in Nigeria
12246048	. Domestic help. Due to division of labor according to gender in households and also because of socialization, many Nigerian households prefer to use girls as maids. Domestic help in is typically performed by girls aged under 15 who work as maids in the households of families who are in a higher income bracket. In return, the wealthier family pays her or her parents or provide her training in some skill. However, the child may face abuse and sexual assault from the household. In some instances, some of the girls are under the age of 8. In Nigeria, most of the 	Girl child labour in Nigeria
12246049	girls are from the Southern and Middle Belt regions. The demand for domestic help in Nigeria and nearby African countries has increased the incidence of child trafficking. This process is enhanced by the invisibility of girls in domestic work because it is considered normal in many urban households. Organized networks procure child labour in the Southern states including Rivers, Akwa Ibom, Imo, Cross River, Ekiti and Oyo. The children are then transported to other states for domestic work. Street hawking. Many girls below the age of 15 engage in the vending of goods on roads, carriage of goods to customers 	Girl child labour in Nigeria
12246050	and begging of alms. On average, more primary and secondary school age girls engage in street trading than boys. The young girls choose specific routes and road junction to vend goods before returning home in the evening. Apart from hawking, some girls also engage in street begging sometimes known as al majeri in the North. Problems. About 8% of girl hawkers have been subjected to sexual abuse including cases of rape and sexual violence. Young girls are also exposed to adult challenges and deviant behavior at an early age while having time for to attend classes and complete school work	Girl child labour in Nigeria
12246051	. Apart from exposures to health risk, child abuse and sexual assault, girl child labor in Nigeria has led to an increase in adolescent age commercial sex work exposing the girls to dangers of street life at an early age. Some young girls are trafficked by organized networks who lie to the girls and their parents that they will be house maids in the city. Girl child labour in Nigeria Girl child labour in Nigeria refers to the high incidence of girls ages 5–14 who are involved in economic activities outside of education and leisure. The prevalence of girl child labour 	Girl child labour in Nigeria
12246052	Bibliographic Association of the Red River Bibliographic Association of the Red River The Bibliographic Association of the Red River (BARR) is a consortium of four independent libraries in Grayson County, Texas. The consortium was formed for patrons to access resources from the combined libraries. A valid library card from any of the member libraries, and TexShare Card holders, can be used at any other BARR member library. Members. BARR library membership consists of two municipal, a community college, and private-university. Bibliographic Association of the Red River The Bibliographic Association of the Red River (BARR) is a consortium of four independent libraries in Grayson County, Texas	Bibliographic Association of the Red River
12246053	Bassel Al-Rayes Bassel Al-Rayes Bassel Al-Rayes (born 4 March 1979) is a Syrian-born Qatari handball player for Al Rayyan and the Qatari national team. He participated at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, in the men's handball tournament. Bassel Al-Rayes Bassel Al-Rayes (born 4 March 1979) is a Syrian-born Qatari handball player for Al Rayyan and the Qatari national team. He participated at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, in the men's handball tournament. 	Bassel Al-Rayes
12246054	Arashi Morisaka Arashi Morisaka Arashi Morisaka 	Arashi Morisaka
12246055	Franzmann Franzmann Franzmann is a German surname. Notable people with the surname include: Franzmann Franzmann is a German surname. Notable people with the surname include: 	Franzmann
12246056	Craspedonema elegans Craspedonema elegans Craspedonema elegans is a species of nematodes in the family Bunonematidae found in Brazil. Craspedonema elegans Craspedonema elegans is a species of nematodes in the family Bunonematidae found in Brazil. 	Craspedonema elegans
12246057	Johann Vera Johann Vera Johann Vera (born December 4, 1995), is a bilingual Ecuadorian singer and actor. Multi-talented personality who got started as a singer at the age of 9 on the 2007 RCN show The X-Factor" Colombian Edition and later on the 2015 Univision show "La Banda", were he became part of the finalists group on both instances. In August 2016, he released his first independent single and music video, "Pretty Girl (Tu Canción)". A bilingual single, with a combined upbeat latin pop rhythm and Reggaeton. The video was mostly recorden in Los Angeles. In 2016, he also released  his single "Tíralo" and the video was recorded in Bogota, Colombia. In 2017, he released another single "Vuelo a París", a large part of which he composed. The video was recorded in New York. On the same year he released "Ojo por Ojo" on his birthday. The video was recorded in Liberia, Costa Rica In 2018 he released the song "Nervioso" with adjacent video recorded in Japan and released "Astronauta" with the respective video recorded in Nevada and California. In 2019 he followed up with "Ahogando" which was composed, directed and produced by Vera himself. The video was made in  Guayaquil, Ecuador with amazing shots in the waters of the Pacific Ocean. It has the participation of model Nathaly Quiñonez and actress, Michela Pincay. On February 13, 2020 he released "Perdon" song written & composed by him after his performance at the largest Latin American Music Festival in the world the 2020 Viña del Mar Music Festival were he won the "Gaviota de Plata" (Silver Seagull) award. On the same year he released the song: "En Donde Estan" with a video recorded in Colombia. Johann Vera openly rejects working with strict record labels and currently remains as an independent artist. After  a few appearances on many TV shows as an invited guest, along his singing career, he was invited to be one of the guest actors of the popular Colombian soap-opera "Enfermeras" in 2021. During 2021, he was also included to play the character "Nero" on Nickelodeon's Series "Club 57". At the same time, he played the role of "Storm" on Paramount +'s hit movie: "Kally's Mashup: Un Cumpleaños Muy Kally" were two of his songs are now part of the Soundtrack: "How High" and "Breathing Fire". On the same year (2021) he also played the role  of "Michael" one of the main dancing roles of the new Disney's musical & dance series called "Champeta" not yet released. He also released two more songs: "Inevitable" and "Me Tienes Mal" Johann Vera Johann Vera (born December 4, 1995), is a bilingual Ecuadorian singer and actor. Multi-talented personality who got started as a singer at the age of 9 on the 2007 RCN show "The X-Factor" Colombian Edition and later on the 2015 Univision show "La Banda", were he became part of the finalists group on both instances. In August 2016, he released his first independent single