Sex websites 'are facilitating exploitation of women by pimps and traffickers'

The Sexual Exploitation Research and Policy (SERP) Institute is publishing a briefing document on the role of technology in Ireland’s sex trade. 

The Sexual Exploitation Research and Policy (SERP) Institute is publishing a briefing document on the role of technology in Ireland’s sex trade. 

Pimps and traffickers are offering an “almost unending supply” of women, including some who are pregnant or visibly injured, on websites that cannot be prosecuted due to a legal loophole.

Today, Thursday, the Sexual Exploitation Research and Policy (SERP) Institute will publish a briefing document on the role of technology in Ireland’s sex trade which describes the websites as a “shop window” for sex buyers.

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