MYTH 5: Demand from foreigners fuels trafficking for sexual exploitation in Southeast Asia

A series of interviews with experts to debunk myths commonly associated with Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation. There is always a perception created that the demand for sexual exploitation of children and women in Southeast Asia comes from foreigners and very often Western foreigners. This is illogical because no matter how many foreigners there are in an country they're never going to be more quantitatively speaking than nationals of any given country. It is however, easier to spot foreigner perpetrators than it is to spot local buyers of sex. This short video can be used to supplement trainings, presentations and workshops related to the issue of trafficking for sexual exploitation.