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Fighting the Organized Rape of Our Daughters and Sisters: The Flesh Trade War

vieuxcmaq, Friday, June 29, 2001 - 11:00
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Giles Larsen (glarsen6@hotmail.com)

A wave of attention and criticism has been accumulating around the issue of trade. Now another type of trade, that of children trafficked into the military and prostitution has also begun to raise questions within the mainstream consciousness. Slavery, a supposed relic of the past, still exists in many forms all over the world.

Visit http://utah.indymedia.org/display.php3?article_id=680
for an investigative report from Nepal concerning the buying and selling of young girls into the bonds of sexual slavery, and one organization which is fighting the flesh trade war against all odds.


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