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Human trafficking

child sex trafficking

Mainstreaming Pimpland in the NYC Subway System

By: Taina Bien-Aimé | April 5, 2020

Will the worst health crisis in modern history end the sex trade or recreate it?

child sex trafficking

Brothels of Bangkok

By: Brooke Axtell | April 4, 2019

Each one reminded me of my trafficker and the men he sold me to, callous men ruled by their cravings, disconnected from the truth of the suffering they left in their wake.

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The Truth About the Sex Trade: Exit Ramps from “the Life”

By: Marianne Schnall | February 24, 2019

“If it was easy, everyone would leave this life in a heartbeat.” An in-depth look at what prevents women from being able to exit the sex trade and how social systems can create pathways toward change.

Boko Haram

Clinton Says Roles Improving; Mass Assaults in Egypt

By: WeNews Staff | June 13, 2014

Prospects and the appreciation for women’s roles are improving everywhere from Liberia to Japan, says Hillary Clinton. Yet, during celebrations for Egypt’s new president, Tahrir Square was the site of a series of sexual assaults.

Burma

Myanmar Garment Factory Tries to Mend Trafficking

By: Iris C. Gonzales | August 27, 2013

Despite the improved mood on the streets of Yangon since the end of military rule, the country’s girls and women are still heavily trafficked. One businesswoman is raising awareness and using her factory to offer employment.

Arts & Culture

Three Recent Indian Crimes Reveal Culture’s Failings

By: Paul Beckett of The Wall Street Journal and Krishna Pokharel | July 7, 2013

The following is excerpted from “Crimes Against Women,” a new book by The Wall Street Journal’s Krishna Pokharel and Paul Beckett, co-published by The Wall Street Journal and HarperCollins.

birth control

Filipino Prez OKs Birth Control; Olympians Dissed

By: WeNews Staff | August 11, 2012
Crime & Law

Trailblazing State Law on Human-Traffic Bogs Down

By: Judith Spitzer | October 6, 2011

Washington was the first state to pass a law against human trafficking in 2003, but so far there are only two convictions. “Where we are with human trafficking today is where we were with domestic violence 30 or 40 years ago,” say a top law enforcer.

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