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the reality of the *censured* trade in Canada, Which involves essentially victimized young girls hidden in underground *censured* trade and human trafficking networks, Was a topic of debate during two separate events held in Thunder Bay this March.
Bridget Perrier, Co ceo of the anti prostitution group *censured* Trade 101, in addition to Diane Redsky, A project director with the Canadian Women's footings, Were a part of the two dialogues.
on March 6, Perrier sat on a panel that was put on by the Gender Issues Centre at Lakehead collage. Perrier told the guests of 40 or so people that she entered the *censured* trade as a child and exited as woman.
"I still sleep with this lights on, Perrier wanted to say, Who has been out of the concept of prostitution for 10 years. "I still suffer from results of the trauma (to prostitution),
The panel itself was comprised of four women, contain Perrier. Three of the four had been involved in prostitution, And had started at an early age.
Redsky's event, Which took place March 18 at the Ontario Native Woman's affiliation (ONWA)'s mastery Bay site, Went into detail on how prostitution was not options when it came to human trafficking.
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Though the presentation was open to people as well as frontline workers and social workers, there's a small turn out of people at the event. Perrier noted as well at the *censured* trade panel how little social workers, criminal, advertisers, And frontline workers present in the guests.
"they should be here learning, Hearing upfront about the women and girls they work with, Perrier celebrity fad.
"Human trafficking is different then human smuggling, Redsky agreed. "utilizing smuggling, One pays a fee to enter Canada plus they are free to go, With trafficking once they get these are not free to go,
Redsky also dispelled the myth that human trafficking only happens with folks who are coming into Canada, Which she said does happen but that almost all human trafficking cases involve Canadian citizens themselves. "The trafficking started and is whithin Canada,
"there's an overrepresentation of Aboriginal women and girls being trafficked in Canada, Redsky supposed. She stated that Aboriginal women and girls are targeted for their weaknesses [-censured-=https://sites.google.com/view/moldovawomen/photo-gallery]moldova women[/-censured-] and that they experience more violence than any other cultural group.
"As of september 2012, 72 human traffickers seem to have been convicted in direct and related cases, 69 approaching cases, 164 victims, vast majority of victims are Aboriginal women and girls, She included in.
"And which the victims, Redsky asked over. "The majority are marginalized women and girls who were sexually exploited at a young age, Some who are only 10 years old, homeless youth, Kids in the little one welfare system, With a requirement for young and younger girls,
"For one recent woman or girl, A trafficker will have a financial gain of $300,000 some sort of yea definiter, Redsky described. "Many traffickers may possibly have multiple girls, Two to five ladies. younger the girls are, The more profit,
Redsky said that the amount of financial gain that the trafficking of young girls bring is something the traffickers want to protect, and that's why there is a deep underground network of traffickers across Canada.
"if you're more dedicated it (worker trafficking) Is not heading in Thunder Bay, then you are wrong, Perrier shown.
"What do you think of when you hear the words juvenile prostitution, Redsky wanted. "Someone older who chooses the life-style? Now how about when i state child abuse? one younger, And particular person is hurting them. We should never call it juvenile prostitution. Those two words should have never been get ready,
Redsky announced in Ontario, Child protection law does not protect all kids. "One has to be under the age of 15 to be considered a child in need of protection. This creates a vulnerability for young people since there is no safety net for them,
"With younger girls and boys alike, There is a bigger profit, Redsky told. "Sometimes they are as small as 10, employing the average age being 13. Eighteen to 19 years of age is less valuable, the actual in their early twenties are almost of no value to the traffickers. The demand for them is not similar. That's who a person see in the survival *censured* industry.