1. Sex Trafficking Around the World Informative Speech Georgia Perimeter College COMM-1201-003 Kristina Mitchell

3. 90% of sex trafficking is made up of women and children.

4. Only became a political issue in the early 1900s were the International Agreement for the Suppression of the White Slave Traffic was formed.

6. Mostly Asian women are trafficked to North America and are sold to brothels, massage parlors, strip clubs, or escort services.

7. Over two million children from Asia are forced into prostitution yearly

9. Women are promised better jobs in an unfamiliar place and are forced into prostitution to repay there traveling expense debt. Usually more than it actually is.

10. Also some women were given false marriage proposals, then were sold by there new husbands into prostitution.

12. Women prostitute as a way to support their own young children.

13. Usually sex traffickers target the poorest countries in the world to get the easiest victims.

15. Depression

17. Pelvic Pain

18. Vaginal Discharge

19. GYN Infections/ STDs

21. Women and children are not the only victims, men can be victims as well.

23. National Commission on Woman's Affairs (NCWA)

24. Thai NGO called Development and Education Program for Daughter & Communities (DEPDC)

25. National Alliance of Woman's Organizations

26. Cambodia, The Human Rights Commission

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