Natasha Chart

“It has long been recognised that trafficking for the purpose of the exploitation of the victim’s prostitution (s*x trafficking) is the most common form of human trafficking and that the vast majority of its victims are female. This is down to the vast profits that can be made selling women and girls in prostitution.

By way of example, a British man recently made £1.6 million in one year from the prostitution of women in his brothels. As Tony Talbott put it, “You can sell a kilo of he**in once; you can sell a 13-year-old girl 20 times a night, 365 days a year.”

Such profits are powerful incentives, especially when they come with few risks. Human trafficking for forced labour on a farm, for example, is seldom going to elicit such eye-watering profits. Both forms of trafficking are appalling but being used and abused s*xually by multiple men a day is a different order of violation and causes a different order of harm.”

Read more: https://nordicmodelnow.org/2021/07/29/who-will-remember-the-s*x-trafficking-victims/

I just click on all kinds of things these days. Today, this has resulted in an amusing pairing of Russell-related events that are offered for my interest, but that I’m not going to further investigate just right now.

“The first generation of kids who grew up with the baby-led approach are now in their late teens and early 20s, and we are currently living in a baby-led world. Young people have always believed that they know better than the older generation, and now the older generation agrees with them. Middle-aged and experienced editors working in journalism and publishing live in fear of printing something that might displease the twenty-somethings who work in their company’s digital and publicity departments. Parents defer to their teenaged children about the correct languages to use and opinions to hold.”

The kids aren't alright Adults shouldn't capitulate to teen ideology