I believe they try to work with the governments whenever possible in order to try to stop it. In Thailand, eg, many of the abandoned poverty stricken children they are rescuing do end up in the sex trade. I see they have raised over $2 million to help those children and the government doesn't particularly like the embarrassment of being seen as IN the sex trade even if they would like to ignore it.
The thought of some of those tourist PIGS on those young girls makes me ill everytime I think about it.
Yes, it is stomach turning and one of the few things that make me want to resort to pitchforks.
And it is happening right here in the US. Immigrants being brought to the US and trafficked for sex. It truly is sickening.
http://www.fairus.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=23676&security=1601&news_iv_ctrl=1010
January 2008 — In New Jersey, several Honduran women to worked as sex slaves and were beaten and threatened with deportation if they tried to escape. The women were smuggled into the country and forced to work up to seven nights a week at bars to pay the debt. Noris Elvira Rosales-Martinez, Jose Dimas Magana, and Ana Luz Rosales-Martinez, pled guilty to human trafficking and they received the maximum sentences for their crimes. (Jersey Journal, January 05, 2008)
These are only the ones they catch though. In Phoenix a similar human trafficking operation was exposed about a year ago and authorities there said there is a huge trade in human beings in that city and it is almost impossible to find all of them. They keep people in what look like ordinary homes under horrendous conditions. Many of them children.
There really is such a thing as 'evil' imo. And this is it if anything is.
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