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sex trafficking
Ending the Silence Around the $99 Billion Global Sex Slavery Market
By Sunitha Krishnan
An Ancient Curse Kept Nigerian Women Bound to Sex Slavery. Now, It's Been Reversed
By Aryn Baker
Critics Say Sex Trafficking Bill Hurts LGBT, Sex Workers
By Nash Jenkins
Accused Sex Trafficker Wants Trial Delayed Because of #MeToo
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Two Ministers Arrested in Tennessee Prostitution String
More than 30 people were arrested this month in a sting operation
By Daniel White
May 26, 2016
Playboy Won't Feature Nude Women. This Is Not a Victory for Feminism
Playboy magazine announced on Oct. 13 that it would no longer run photos of naked ladies in its pages. What this means is that the world is now a slightly less welcoming place for stacked...
By Belinda Luscombe
October 13, 2015
Sex Buyers: Why Cops Across the U.S. Target Men Who Buy Prostitutes
Story by Charlotte Alter Videos by Diane Tsai Cook County / Ill. *Some names have been changed to protect the safety of the individuals involved. It’s rare to see a grown man cry. But in...
August 18, 2015
Amnesty International Wants to Decriminalize Sex Work
Argues that laws that stigmatize sex workers violate human rights
By Charlotte Alter
August 11, 2015
Visa Nixes Cards as Payment Option for Sex Ads
The only way to post a sex ad on Backpage.com will be through Bitcoin
By Charlotte Alter
July 1, 2015
Eva Longoria: Helping Women Changes Communities for the Better
The activist and actress teamed up with Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn to shed light on teen pregnancy, sex trafficking and other problems facing women
By Charlotte Alter
February 4, 2015
Why Is It Congress Seems Concerned With Families Only When Sex Trafficking Is at Issue?
It's an old tradition in America, going back to the Mann Act of 1910
By History News Network
December 13, 2014
Campaign Against Sex Trafficking Launches on Tinder
Swipe right for awareness
By Eliza Berman
November 7, 2014
How to Spot a Sex Trafficking Victim at a Hotel
Happens in five star hotels as well as slummy ones
By Belinda Luscombe
October 28, 2014
In Defense of Johns
I'm not ashamed to pay for sex—and other men shouldn't be either
By Jim Norton
August 6, 2014
Ramadan, Day 12: Sex Slavery and Objectification of Women
We are desperately in need of a cultural shift in how we think of women.
By Sohaib N. Sultan
July 9, 2014
FBI Recovers 168 Children From Sex Trafficking
The weeklong operation took place in more than 100 cities
By Nolan Feeney
June 23, 2014
Trafficking Activist Somaly Mam Is Accused of Faking Her Life Story
Following a Newsweek article, and a legal probe that found several alleged inconsistencies in her oft-cited biography, Mam has quit the NGO she helped found
By Per Liljas
May 29, 2014
Inside the Scarily Lucrative Business Model of Human Trafficking
New report estimates almost $100 billion annual profits in sex trafficking alone.
By Belinda Luscombe
May 20, 2014
The Modern Slave Trade
The Boko Haram schoolgirl abductions are only one example of the global scourge of human trafficking
By Belinda Luscombe
May 15, 2014
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