Tackling the trafficking myths

Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2009/nov/16/trafficking-myths-sex-slavery

In a historic decision, British law has been radically changed. As Beatrix Campbell has highlighted, from now on men, not women, will be obliged to accept responsibility for the abuses of trafficked and coerced women forced to work as prostitutes.

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Created by Niluccio on 16 November 2009

Niluccio's thoughts:

Good to see the govt not resiling from this, though are trafficked women going to get more support?

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