Human Trafficking (2005) Full Movie

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Any particular reason why this video here ?

Are you implying that shops mentioned or reviewed in this board have something to do with trafficking ?
 
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I also wonder too. I'm no pro but this doesn't seem common here. Who would pay for a young girl that looks slapped up & forced to work? If I was the fat slob in the first scene I would have reported the operation myself.
 
Any particular reason why this video here ?

Are you implying that shops mentioned or reviewed in this board have something to do with trafficking ?

Man... some people can really turn themselves Paranoic... Unplug for a couple of days.
 
Man... some people can really turn themselves Paranoic... Unplug for a couple of days.

Fwiiw, at least four of us and probably most of us don't understand why you posted this movie. I suppose watching it might provide us with some clue(s), but 3 hours is a big price to pay to try to guess what you might be able to explain in a sentence.

-Ww
 
There is a big difference between forced prostitution and working girls that sell themselves by their choice. Yes... there is human trafficking. Yes... there is sexual slavery. But, not all sex industry workers are forced or trafficked or slaves.
 
There is a big difference between forced prostitution and working girls that sell themselves by their choice. Yes... there is human trafficking. Yes... there is sexual slavery. But, not all sex industry workers are forced or trafficked or slaves.

True. There are reasons that women (and men) turn to this business, but it's certainly not forced.

Sadly, a number of DH girls are usually in debt or have sick family to support. (or husbands that can't/won't work... etc.)
I know of a few specific stories where women are working to support their kids' schooling costs (college, high school... etc.)
Others have families that don't know what they do for a living, they only see the money coming in... and in some cases the family does know what she's doing secretly but doesn't let on about it since there is money coming in.

Other girls out there are hoping to hit the jackpot with a sugar daddy (and some do) or someone to marry and retire out of the business with their every need taken care of by some new rich husband, etc.

Look at those high school girls that have been caught in the news recently, on going on dates for money (no idea if any 'favors' are exchanged or not) or getting gifts in return. Nobody is forcing them to do this, they want the extra money and attention that they can't get from their family. fact.

The real problem in Japan isn't the 'regular' fuzoku services, but those underground markets where children are exploited. This apparently is coming more into the public eye with the changes in Japan's possession laws. Let's also add that there is probably a larger hand at work when it comes to Korean and Chinese girls working here, probably some filipino too.. there are stories of girls coming to Japan to work here temporarily but only to be held hostage with their passport taken from them. (This is trafficking and of course, slavery.)

Outside of Japan, other parts of Asia have serious problems... which have been well covered by other media outlets.
 
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I expect Keiji's next video link to be a documentary explaining the pros and cons of giving escorts cream pie finishes....
 
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True. There are reasons that women (and men) turn to this business, but it's certainly not forced.

Sadly, a number of DH girls are usually in debt or have sick family to support. (or husbands that can't/won't work... etc.)
I know of a few specific stories where women are working to support their kids' schooling costs (college, high school... etc.)
Others have families that don't know what they do for a living, they only see the money coming in... and in some cases the family does know what she's doing secretly but doesn't let on about it since there is money coming in.

Other girls out there are hoping to hit the jackpot with a sugar daddy (and some do) or someone to marry and retire out of the business with their every need taken care of by some new rich husband, etc.

Look at those high school girls that have been caught in the news recently, on going on dates for money (no idea if any 'favors' are exchanged or not) or getting gifts in return. Nobody is forcing them to do this, they want the extra money and attention that they can't get from their family. fact.

The real problem in Japan isn't the 'regular' fuzoku services, but those underground markets where children are exploited. This apparently is coming more into the public eye with the changes in Japan's possession laws. Let's also add that there is probably a larger hand at work when it comes to Korean and Chinese girls working here, probably some filipino too.. there are stories of girls coming to Japan to work here temporarily but only to be held hostage with their passport taken from them. (This is trafficking and of course, slavery.)

Outside of Japan, other parts of Asia have serious problems... which have been well covered by other media outlets.
Look at those high school girls that have been caught in the news recently, on going on dates for money
What stories? link?
 
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As far as I can see, we have no way to know whether the OP was intended to point out the issues of sexual slavery and human trafficking to his fellow TAGers or was mocking a sensationalistic and moralizing piece of right wing Christian fundamentalist propaganda or was simply sharing a movie he thought was entertaining/erotic or...

In any case and fwiiw, I doubt that a Hollywood fictional (non-documentary) movie is a good way to seriously inform oneself about any complex and controversial topic...or about anything at all for that matter. :rolleyes:

-Ww