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Child prostitution has become a national problem in this country. Yes, I know that you have trouble believing that. You don't want to believe it, so you tend not to.
"Widespread sex trafficking in children?", you may be saying to yourself. "Sure, it happens overseas in places like Thailand and Moldova, and while there may be some of it here there's not that much of it in our country."
Based on a months long investigation and some reportorial digging, I'm here to tell you that
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Johannesburg — Zimbabwe’s sex workers are deserting their country for greener pastures in South Africa as the World Cup 2010 draws nearer, causing human rights and church groups worldwide to call for measures to curb human trafficking and prostitution. But the economic promise offered by the arrival of some 500,000 World Cup foreign fans is already attracting impoverished workers.
“If ever there was time to make money, this is the right time,” says Shuvai, a Zimbabwean
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Austin police are working with the U.S. Attorney’s office to file more serious charges against a Kansas couple accused of forcing a 16-year-old into child prostitution.
Quincy Gholar and Jennifer Russell are both charged with compelling prostitution, a second degree felony.
Police want to file human trafficking charges against the two, which is a first degree felony for crimes against children under 18 years old.
Police say the Internet and social media sites make it easi
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Where’s the place you can find a 1996 Kia Sephia, free used socks, and sex for a small fee? Why, Craigslist, of course! The website that made us all realize you never really need to buy anything new has come under fire once again for its controversial sex advertisements.
A new financials evaluation of the site estimates that one-third of Craigslist’s $100+ million revenue comes via sex-related ad sales. While a lot of the bed romp classifieds are legit, there still remains a large
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The girls—some as young as age 12—were smuggled into the U.S. from their village homes in Guatemala. Their impoverished parents were told that their daughters would be working in restaurants and jewelry stores in California and would earn good wages that could be sent back to their families.
Instead, upon arriving in Los Angeles, the girls were taken to have their eyebrows tattooed and their hair colored and then forced to work the streets as prostitutes. It w
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This Easter, Britons/Americans will eat their way through 80 million chocolate eggs but would we have such a sweet tooth if we knew how it was
harvested?
Sixty per cent of cocoa beans found in chocolate on UK shop shelves are sourced in Ghana and Ivory Coast. Fatao is a 12-year-old boy from Burkina Faso who Panorama discovers working on a cocoa farm in Ghana. He is just one of thousands of trafficked children helping to feed the world's appetite for chocolate.
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