No drop in demand for sexual services during pandemic
Barbara Condon, Ruhama chief executive: It’s annual report states that, of the 369 women it helped last year, 136 were victims of human trafficking for sexual exploitation.
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SUBSCRIBEThe demand for sexual services persisted last year despite the pandemic, according to Ruhama.
In its annual report, published on Wednesday, the organisation that fights sexual exploitation, prostitution, and human trafficking said it worked with more women in 2021 than the previous year.
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