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Why we should not legalize sex
"We, the survivors of prostitution and trafficking
gathered at this press conference today, declare that
prostitution is violence against women. Women in prostitution
do not wake up one day and "choose" to be prostitutes. It is
chosen for us by poverty, past sexual abuse, the pimps who take
advantage of our vulnerabilities, and the men who buy us for
the sex of prostitution."
(Manifesto, Joint CATW-EWL Press Conference, 2005)
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read the document:
The Links between Prostitution and Sex Trafficking: A Briefing
Handbook
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HELPFUL
LINKS
The International Salvation Army website
>> Trafficking
The Canadian Salvation Army website
>> www.salvationist.ca/trafficking
The American Salvation Army website
>> USA Salvation Army Trafficking website
Stop the Traffik "...is a major global coalition working
together to help stop the sale of people, to see the
traffickers prosecuted and to protect the victims of human
trafficking and those vulnerable to this crime."
(description from their website)
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StopTheTraffic.org
The UNICEF web site in the U.K. has an excellent email facility
that automatically links your campaign letter to your local MP.
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www.endchildexploitation.org.uk
UN has some excellent videos
>> UN videos
>> UN Trafficking videos & info
Roots Online
>> Roots Trafficking info
UN Special
Report
Coalition against Trafficking in Women
Captive Daughters
REED blog (Resist Exploitation Embrace Dignity)
WHO (World Health Organization) articles on trafficking and sex
Vancouver Rape Relief and Women's shelter
IJM (International Justice Mission)
Sweden and anti-Trafficking legislation
Canadian (CBC) articles on Human Trafficking
...once you start looking, there is lots
available; keep going, and learn more about this
important subject
Disclaimer:
These links have been suggested in order to provide further
information about the issue. StopHumanTraffic.com and The
Salvation Army is not responsible for the content of external
internet sites and does not necessarily support the views and
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