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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?

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When “Common Ground Meets Common Sense”

By: Rev. Dr. Marian Hatcher | August 13, 2019

How can one in good conscience let exploiters and sexual predators off the hook by not holding accountable those who prey on and exploit the marginalized for the profit of others?

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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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It’s a Booming Business: Trafficking Myanmar ‘Brides’ to China

By: Heather Barr | March 21, 2019

Survivors said buyers often seemed more interested in a baby than a bride.

What’s Surprising About Robert Kraft’s Arrest?

By: Peter Qualliotine | March 3, 2019

“What truly surprised me, and even encouraged me, was that he was actually caught.”

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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.

The Truth About the Sex Trade: Entry into the Life

By: Marianne Schnall | July 19, 2018
From our partner Feminist.com

Removing that stigma and misplaced judgement {that women choose this life} would change the way these women are treated.

The Truth About the Sex Trade: Vulnerabilities Leading to “the Life”

By: Marianne Schnall | June 3, 2018
From our partner Feminist.com

“I was conditioned through my childhood for trafficking. Everything pointed in that direction.”

Super Bowl Weekend – Where Sex Traffickers Win

By: Vednita Carter | February 1, 2018

This weekend, as fans gather for the Super Bowl to enjoy the game, others will be present–not to enjoy, but to be enjoyed. These are the unseen girls and women in the commercial sex trade.

“Yes Men Can,” says India’s Kant Brothers

By: Swapna Majumdar (WeNews correspondent) | October 25, 2017

It is a difficult and risky job to raid a brothel and bring the culprits to court, but we were determined to continue.

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