Is Prostitution Really a “Victimless” Crime? A Closer Look.
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Most people consider prostitution to be a victimless crime. Are there truly no victims? In terms of how prostitution affects both men and women, the following should be noted:
1. People overlook real trafficking victims.
Sometimes, the only way someone sees sex trafficking is through the media. You may be familiar with certain trafficking cases, individuals, or videos, but that's not all there is to human trafficking.
In most cases, this crime does not involve pimps. Instead, it involves a network of people that provide coercion and support for human trafficking.
2. Men can be victims of human trafficking.
Sexual exploitation is primarily a women's issue. Male victims of this crime often choose to stay silent.
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Most people consider prostitution to be a victimless crime. Are there truly no victims? In terms of how prostitution affects both men and women, the following should be noted:
1. People overlook real trafficking victims.
Sometimes, the only way someone sees sex trafficking is through the media. You may be familiar with certain trafficking cases, individuals, or videos, but that's not all there is to human trafficking.
In most cases, this crime does not involve pimps. Instead, it involves a network of people that provide coercion and support for human trafficking.
2. Men can be victims of human trafficking.
Sexual exploitation is primarily a women's issue. Male victims of this crime often choose to stay silent.
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