Sunday, March 7, 2010

Women Selling Women


This is a fact that you will rarely see or hear about in the media, that the main culprits are women. On 11th February the United Nations issued a report on human trafficking. The report looked at 155 nations which accounted for over 60 percent of human trafficking convictions in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Convictions between September 2007 and July 2008 were looked at during which time 22,500 victims were rescued, mainly from sexual exploitation and forced labor. Antonio Maria Costa is the director of the Vienna-based U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime. He said in an interview:
“Women commit crimes against women, and in many cases the victims become the perpetrators, they become the matrons of the business and they make money. It’s like a drug addiction.”

Two of every five countries mentioned in the report had not recorded any
convictions from 2007 to 2008. Costa remarked: “Either these countries are blind to the problem or they are ill-equipped to deal with it. We only see the monster’s tail, how many hundreds of thousands of victims are slaving away in sweatshops, fields, mines, factories, or trapped in domestic servitude? Their numbers will surely swell as the economic crisis deepens the pool of potential victims.”
The investigation into an offer to sell young women’s virginity – the offer appeared on a Russian online discussion board - resulted in an immense scandal. It became known as a result of the investigation that it was young women’s mothers that were selling their daughters’ virginity.
Two adult women learnt from their acquaintances that virginity was highly valued then and that they could receive very good money from wealthy men willing to pay for a sexual experience with a virgin.

The first woman, Maria G. (42), was offered the price of 200,000 rubles ($6,000) for her 16-year-old daughter’s virginity. The other woman, Svetlana K (35), was offered even a bigger price – 400,000 rubles ($12,000), for her 13-year-old daughter’s virginity.

Both mothers confessed later, that they had been first shocked by such offers. They could not even imagine that one night of sex could cost so much. The mother of 16-year-old, named only as Polina, personally brought her daughter to the client for the sake of money.


WOMEN must cease this evil trafficking!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

This is from:

http://amos2008.wordpress.com/2010/02/19/united-nations-discovers-that-most-human-traffic-perpetrators-are-women/