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Human Trafficking: The Great Commodity Exchange

Shantanu Dutta January 16, 2009

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#3 Posted by TOLKININ on January 22, 2009 10:40:43 am
So few views and interacts ...reason ..this site is full of hindians 9: 1 non

Truth is bitter and burying head in the aand is a option :(
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#2 Posted by TrojanHorse on January 22, 2009 9:01:28 am
Human Trafficking great commodity exchange

In Famous commodity Exchange of Chicago there is open competition and best price .Even the black slaves from Africa were auctioned to the highet bidder !

These Children helpless women are worse of than slave and inanimate commodities .I think commoditie will take it as offence if one compares it to them !



There are estimated to be over 900 000 sex workers in India. 30% are believed to be children. Recent reports estimate that the number of children involved in prostitution is increasing at 8 to10% per annum.
http://www.hum-coolie.com/child-prostitution.htm
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#1 Posted by Shah2 on January 20, 2009 6:49:17 pm


All this is to note the lowest female to male ratio is in the west Punjab / Haryana area .

The east B desh Assam Nepal are very poor


"The market rate for a bride currently it seems is between 4,000 and 30,000 rupees ($88 to $660) and the custom of buying brides has"

They prefer to buy poor women cheap and compensates there gender selection

This is the reason Scio Economic for trafficking of both Child And Women trafficking every where .There is demand for cheap commodity and middle man is ready to supply




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