2 presentations about the vulnerability to sex trafficking and exploitation, one focused on moldova and one on the u.s.:<\/p>\n
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h\/t londonfeministnetwork<\/em> & discussion about organizations, like GEMS (whose mission<\/a> is “to empower young women, ages 12-21 years, who have experienced sexual exploitation and violence to exit unsafe and abusive lifestyles and to develop their full potential”), that provide the most vulnerable girls and women “with empathetic, consistent support and viable opportunities for positive change” – which arose as a reaction to the news about the “Guide to Brothels” from the Women’s Institute<\/a> in UK: “Women’s Institute ladies toured the world in search of the perfect brothel”<\/a> (story also in romanian: “Doua bunici, reprezentante ale Institutului Femeilor din Marea Britanie, au facut turul pamantului pentru a gasi bordelul perfect”<\/a>)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" 2 presentations about the vulnerability to sex trafficking and exploitation, one focused on moldova and one on the u.s.: — slideshow: “MOLDOVA: The Price of Sex” (by PBS FRONTLINE\/World) [an older post on “countertraffickers” here] — film: “The Making of … Continue reading