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MYTH 8: Rescuing victims leads to a happy ending

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Videos
Date
2018-01-01
A series of interviews with experts to debunk myths commonly associated with Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation. Most victims of sexual exploitation face a lot of stigma after their trafficked exper
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MYTH 7: Raids to rescue suspected victims always have positive consequences

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Videos
Date
2018-01-01

A series of interviews with experts to debunk myths commonly associated with Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation.

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MYTH 6: Victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation can only be found in brothels

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Videos
Date
2018-01-01
A series of interviews with experts to debunk myths commonly associated with Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation. There are a number of different situations or locations, environments that sexual exp
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MYTH 5: Demand from foreigners fuels trafficking for sexual exploitation in Southeast Asia

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Videos
Date
2018-01-01

A series of interviews with experts to debunk myths commonly associated with Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation.

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MYTH 4: If individuals are not being physically forced, then they must be there by choice

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Videos
Date
2018-01-01
A series of interviews with experts to debunk myths commonly associated with Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation. The fourth myth is that if individuals are not being physically forced, then they mus
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MYTH 3: Victims are usually physically trapped in situations of exploitation

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Videos
Date
2018-01-01
A series of interviews with experts to debunk myths commonly associated with Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation. The third myth is that victims are usually physically trapped in situation of exploit
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MYTH 2: Victims are usually kidnapped and their families don't know what happened

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Videos
Date
2018-01-01

A series of interviews with experts to debunk myths commonly associated with Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation.

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MYTH 1: Trafficking for sexual exploitation only happens to girls and women

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Videos
Date
2018-01-01
The Mythbusting campaign is a series of interviews with experts to debunk myths commonly associated with Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation. The first myth is that trafficking for sexual exploitatio
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Unexpected Victim

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Videos
Date
2017-12-31

This video challenges what we think we know about trafficking for sexual exploitation and aims to raise awareness that people of all genders can be victims of sexual exploitation.

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Trafficking of Children for Sexual Exploitation

Factsheets
Date
2017-01-11
The sexual exploitation of children (anyone under the age of 18) is when someone benefits (financially or otherwise) from a minor’s involvement in sexual services.
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