SWEAT: Women Lured to Cities for Sex Work
The Sex Worker Education and Advocacy Taskforce (SWEAT) says it is not surprised more young women are being lured from their rural homes to work as sex workers in big cities.
SWEAT director, Eric Harper, points out that, “Criminals do go and prey upon poor people in rural areas and make false promises.”
The comment cames after Cape Town’s vice squad said females from Prieska in the Northern Cape, some of whom are only 17-years-old, are being forced to become prostitutes.
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SWEAT director, Eric Harper, points out that, “Criminals do go and prey upon poor people in rural areas and make false promises.”
The comment cames after Cape Town’s vice squad said females from Prieska in the Northern Cape, some of whom are only 17-years-old, are being forced to become prostitutes.
To read the article titled, “More women lured to cities for sex work,” click here.
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Eye Witness News
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