Such sex doll brothels have also been erroneously referred to as "sex robot brothels," even though most do not possess such artificial intelligence.
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The brothels have been described as one of the worst police scandals in recent years In September, the police arrested 50 people in connection to the brothels.
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"As of 2000, the ban on brothels was lifted, but you still need a license to have one," says Yvette, explaining the rules on brothels as they currently stand.
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Sex dolls brothels are relatively unheard of in Europe or America, but so-called love doll brothels, pioneered by sex doll manufacturer Orient Industry, have been around for years.
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Most of these dolls seem to be made for straight men, at least that's what is seemingly stocked up in the 'brothels,' are there any dolls or brothels that cater to other sexualities?
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Elise's honor system would cost his brothels millions, Hof said.
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About 20 brothels operate in Nevada, mostly in rural areas.
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"We won't be visiting them," Rubio said of the brothels.
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No wonder so many people just stay in the brothels.
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She pleaded guilty to helping her husband run the brothels.
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The brothels employed tens of thousands of women until Gen.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNKhloe's Advice to Lamar: STAY OUT OF BROTHELS!
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Because of rehab, I go to brothels a lot less.
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Now, I only go once every two weeks to brothels.
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Under his watch brothels, gambling dens and speakeasies operated openly.
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For these reasons, sex doll brothels are far from commonplace.
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I fear I've become the Colonel Kurtz of Nevada brothels.
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Brothels were big in the Seven Kingdoms, so it makes sense.
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Some countries, like the Czech Republic, allow prostitution but prohibit brothels.
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How were these brothels able to close shop before a raid?
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Then they heard about the secret brothels and the private planes.
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The scandal involved brothels in Brooklyn and beauty parlors in Queens.
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India has strict laws against human trafficking, sexual abuse and operating brothels.
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For six years, she was moved to various brothels in the area.
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Brothels, pimping and the sale of sex by minors are also illegal.
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"Facts are being created in the brothels and at home," he said.
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Some supporters think the state should tax brothels like any other businesses.
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Brothels per se are still around, but they're more pop-up now.
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He would then call his accomplices, and the brothels would be relocated.
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Banishanta was once one of the biggest government-registered brothels in Bangladesh.
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He's preparing for his weekly slot at one of Melbourne's legal brothels.
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I wanted to ask Dave about the benefits of DJing in brothels.
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I thought of my own kids, and I couldn't unsee those brothels.
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Also the media spectacle around it has been derogatory to other brothels.
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Another escort friend informed me about legal brothels in Nevada, specifically Sheri's Ranch.
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Gendry, perhaps, learning of his Baratheon father in the brothels of Kings Landing?
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At one time, Hof owned a half dozen legal brothels in the state.
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I transitioned to full-service sex work (both independently and in legal brothels).
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In Sonagachi, hijra are not allowed a space to operate their own brothels.
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Ultimately, the New York Times reported that these brothels were far from crowded.
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The reporters also visited locations of brothels and gambling parlors across the city.
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The government currently classifies clubs as "entertainment venues," along with brothels and casinos.
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The charges against Martins, 71, involve a criminal complaint filed by his own daughter, Lorena Martins, who came forward in 2011 to detail how the brothels operated, as well as people who worked in the brothels and victims, Mangano said.
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"These shops seem like Chinese massage centers that disguise fully-fledged brothels," he said.
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She has, however, been doing sex work in regular brothels since she was 20.
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Brothels are the only safe and sane way to work in the sex industry.
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The vices stayed: attempts to ban the brothels in the post-war years faltered.
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Remember, prostitution is legal in the state of Nevada ... but only in regulated brothels.
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One in four flats stood empty and more than a dozen served as brothels.
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Nevada law severely restricts advertising for brothels, so Hof relies heavily on press coverage.
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At night, he and his friends sneaked out to bars, night clubs, and brothels.
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I would go for a "banquet" at the Chinese brothels in the outer suburbs.
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A former detective admitted to running brothels, in the worst N.Y.P.D. scandal in years.
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Some porn stars even live in Vegas, where many work as prostitutes in legal brothels.
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OK, so unlike in-calls to your house, these places were micro-brothels of sorts?
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The 11th and 0003th floors were stripped bare and turned into drug dens and brothels.
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During that period, many Koreans were forced to work in military brothels and Japanese factories.
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It still smarts about a UN report in 1996 that condemned Japan's wartime military brothels.
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Operating out of brothels, the industry is heavily policed and regulated, with monthly health checks.
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The groups are known for raiding bars and brothels during the fasting month of Ramadan.
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Nevada state law currently allows legal brothels in rural counties with fewer than 700,000 residents.
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Instead, police said the women were sold into prostitution and sent to live at brothels.
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Some Japanese ultra-conservatives deny that the women were forced to work in the brothels.
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Le Boudoir is one of Melbourne, Australia's few brothels to be run entirely by women.
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Brothels are legal in certain places in Nevada, but the legislature still allows discriminatory regulations.
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Founded in the mid-1800s, Chinatown was notorious for opium dens, gambling houses and brothels.
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Until his 2006 arrest in the extortion case, he invested in brothels and sex clubs.
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So then I started stealing my mom's credit card to use at cheap Asian brothels.
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Mr. Hof said his brothels had brought tax revenues to the state and its counties.
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Most foreign historians say the brothels could not have been run without the military's cooperation.
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The streets were lined with haunted brothels and restored saloons, little museums and souvenir shops.
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But it's not just forum crawlers and visitors to alien-themed brothels that believe in extraterrestrials.
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Inada has also questioned whether Japan forced women from Korea and other countries into military brothels.
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They may end up in domestic work, small industries such as textile workshops, farming or brothels.
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They are also reluctant to bring charges against their traffickers after being rescued from the brothels.
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Gangsters were everywhere, operating brothels and speakeasies and gambling clubs in every neighborhood in the city.
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Prostitution is illegal in India and girls are often "rescued" by police during raids on brothels.
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Prostitution is legal in the Dominican Republic, but the country prohibits brothels and soliciting for sex.
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In 1993, it officially acknowledged that its wartime military had forced women to work in brothels.
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In a moment of inspiration, he offered his DJing services to a variety of local brothels.
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The Germans made plentiful use of this semi-hidden network, reserving the fanciest brothels for themselves.
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Theaters and playhouses flourished, most famously Shakespeare's Globe Theater, as did brothels, bearbaiting pits and breweries.
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The term "comfort women" is a euphemism for women forced to work in Japanese military brothels.
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Thirteen years later he died of syphilis contracted in his own brothels — broke, demented and helpless.
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Outside the two brothels, however, Harlots finds itself on much less stable (and less interesting) ground.
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He's frequented Nevada brothels for decades and his patronage predates the mandatory condom law of 1988.
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The woman is suspected of keeping money that the prostitutes earned, supposedly to cover the cost of bringing them to Germany as well as for room and board at several brothels in the western town of Siegen, and of eventually passing them on to brothels elsewhere.
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Yet, those who buy sex from people forced to work in brothels, including children, rarely face charges.
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We left the alley and emerged in a narrow avenue lined with abandoned flats and blood brothels.
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Many were sold to brothels or forced to work in spinning mills, hotels and as domestic help.
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Hof, who presented himself as an American pimp, was a strip-club owner who ran multiple brothels.
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Rather than feeling exploited, abused, and assaulted, many workers describe the brothels as paths to economic freedom.
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The No Little Girl campaign has argued that Nevada's brothels have a negative effect on the state.
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The doctor supplying drugs to the brothels charged 25,000 rupees ($365) for each girl, the statement said.
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Raids on brothels are commonplace, which tend to take place under the pretence of "saving" trafficked women.
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Women forced to work in Japan's military brothels were raped sometimes up to 30 times per day.
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Police raided "red-light districts, brothels, massage parlors, private apartments, airports and immigration reception centers," Europol said.
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An anti-trafficking activist filed a federal lawsuit on Monday trying to declare Nevada's legal brothels unconstitutional.
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"What's strange is how industrial the brothels are," says Skilbrei, the professor at the University of Oslo.
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At some brothels in Barcelona, Spain, and Dortmund, Germany, sex robots and love dolls are already available.
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So, whenever a john showed up to one of Mr. Paz's brothels, they were required to disrobe.
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In 1993, the government officially acknowledged that its wartime military had forced women to work in brothels.
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Miners have been shot dead in the tunnels; young women are trafficked into brothels; fights are common.
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The syndicate operated at least seven of these brothels, along with "pop-up" rooms advertised on Backpage.
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Fort Smith, Arkansas decided to preserve one of its brothels, Miss Laura's Social Club, as a museum.
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Kalijodo's demolition follows the shutting down of the brothels across Surabaya, Indonesia's second-largest city, in 2014.
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For decades, bars and brothels have lined the streets of neighborhoods around American bases in the country.
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But he denied any wrongdoing himself - he never organized "sex parties" or visited brothels in the country.
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It's going to be a long time before sex doll brothels become mainstream, if they ever do.
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Sex tourists have flocked to The Netherlands, turning brothels there into a powerful industry that faces minimal regulation.
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A photographer who spent 5 years at Nevada's brothels found legal prostitution was nothing like what he thought
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Then, when American soldiers saw bidets in French brothels during World War II, they associated them with immorality.
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Hof said Tuesday he&aposs downsizing his business by selling off some brothels to focus more on politics.
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Its casinos, bars, and brothels became world-famous, thanks, in part, to the Hollywood stars who frequented them.
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But activists and charities feared the women were victims of trafficking and the bars were fronts for brothels.
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Okinawans resent the heavy burden they have shouldered, as well as the American presence itself—particularly the brothels.
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Americans first saw them in World War II in European brothels, so, many associated them with sex work.
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Brothels have been permitted in parts of Nevada since the 1800s and were first licensed in the 1970s.
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Men who have more money tend to go to massage parlors and brothels, or they use escort services.
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Contact your elected officials to fight against bills like this one that harm people working in brothels. 74.
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Mr. Lazos found that only eight of the 22017 brothels operating in the city in August were legal.
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A spokesman for the Athenian police, Theodoros Chronopoulos, explained that the official number does not include hidden brothels.
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For Dennis Hof, that means keeping his Nevada brothels afloat while also campaigning for political office — or not.
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Brothels are legal in some counties in Nevada, including Lyon County and Nye County, where Hof's are located.
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So I've looked to see if there are any mascots for like, porn companies or brothels or whatever.
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I would go to four or five different brothels a week, sometimes seeing multiple girls at each brothel.
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The authorities said there were eight brothels in all, located in Brooklyn, Queens and Hempstead, on Long Island.
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Very respectable guy but suddenly there were all these headlines about him staggering drunk and naked through brothels.
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Dennis Hof, 72, styled himself as America's best-known pimp, a strip-club owner who ran multiple brothels.
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However, the system discriminates against trans people, forcing them to work on the street instead of in brothels.
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Brothels have been permitted in parts of Nevada since the 1800s and were first licensed in the 1970s.
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"Brothels are like cattle calls," Rhani says, reflecting on the brief stints during university that she tried them.
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The term "comfort women" is a euphemism for girls and women forced to work in wartime Japanese military brothels.
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But local laws outlawing brothels made the project impossible—at least while human sex workers were in the picture.
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"Always gonna be hoes," says one pimp, trying to reassure himself as the implications of the brothels become clearer.
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Hof contrasted his own business practices at the Bunny Ranch and six other legal brothels with those of Elise.
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Mangano said most of the brothels Martins is accused of running in Buenos Aires had since been shut down.
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Unfortunately, a religious minority has put pressure on the county to criminalize legal sex work and ban our brothels.
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In the show, we descend into secret brothels beneath clubs, and pharmacies that peddle morphine to addicted WWI veterans.
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Nevada is the only U.S. state where prostitution is legal, although it is confined to brothels in eight counties.
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However, in the past the Hisbah would scour the neighbourhood's bars and brothels for Muslims, recalls a hotel-owner.
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The term comfort women is a euphemism for girls and women forced to work in wartime Japanese military brothels.
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The fascist government introduced state brothels, so it didn't mind prostitution, but weren't many women institutionalized for sexual issues?
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Hof, the owner of legal brothels including Moonlite BunnyRanch and star of the HBO series "Cathouse," died Oct. 16.
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In this case, whether the rebuilding of the Westerosi navy should be funded before the rebuilding of the brothels.
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Among these data, the top venues for sex trafficking included illicit massage parlors, hotels and motels, and residential brothels.
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The source of Hof's wealth — he owns a strip club and five legal brothels — did not deter his supporters.
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These towns have become notorious for violence, heavy drinking, and brothels with under-age girls working against their will.
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Officers were accused of tipping off Mr. Paz to ongoing police investigations that could involve his brothels, prosecutors said.
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The two officers who are brothers, Cliff Nieves, 37, and Steven Nieves, 32, were described as doormen for brothels.
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The women greeted clients at brothels and handled cash, smuggling some profits to the Dominican Republic, Mr. Chain said.
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The number was vastly different from the police statistics, which count no more than 233 brothels in the city.
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Hof's body was discovered in one of his brothels by his longtime friend and legendary porn star Ron Jeremy.
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Customers increasingly go online for porn, while fashionable cafe and bars slowly replace the neighborhood's erotic stores and brothels.
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Prostitutes now advertise online, sex dates are arranged over the phone and brothels operate inside apartments in residential neighborhoods. .
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Because the paper's advertising base was almost entirely the worst kind of nightclubs and strip clubs and brothels even.
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Prostitutes now advertise online, sex dates are arranged over the phone and brothels operate inside apartments in residential neighborhoods.
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Nan Goldin shows us empty bedrooms in German brothels, overripe with chintz, swagged pelmets and sentimental pictures of children.
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"If any guys start using these brothels, the dolls can't consent and they have no limitations," Allissa told Vox.
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Japanese screens; Degas's monotypes of brothels; Vuillard's fraught, richly colored surfaces; and Klimt's lavish patterns may come to mind.
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Lucy, 45, was raped while being forced to work at makeshift brothels, first in Mexico and then in McAllen.
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The source of Hof's wealth - he owns a strip club and five legal brothels - did not deter his supporters.
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Hof beat a three-term incumbent legislator even as party activists pushed to get Hof's legal brothels shut down.
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Those fleeing are at risk of being trafficked and sold into forced labor in farms, homes, hotels and even brothels.
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Gentrification means that, if there are fewer brothels to work in, then there are fewer legal jobs for sex workers.
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As soon as the Chinese Communists took power in 1949, they shut down all the brothels and reformed the prostitutes.
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"I was tired of labour conditions and financial exploitation in the brothels so I wanted to work independently," she says.
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There are also some tantalizing and salacious anonymous prints from 1830 that situate us within the brothels that Baudelaire frequented.
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Since few brothels are interested in hiring men or trans women, the system is effectively closed off to those groups.
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We go to fancy restaurants, we go to the opera, but we also go to brothels, even the male ones….
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Most brothels operate in rural areas of Nevada but are banned in the counties that contain Las Vegas and Reno.
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He cycles different Korean prostitute providers already in the U.S. in/out of his brothels about every 5-6 weeks.
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Kim Kardashian went straight for Lamar Odom's jugular after he dissed Khloe Kardashian ... making fun of him for visiting brothels.
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On a bright winter morning in January, some women of Sonagachi sit on the steps of their brothels, sunning themselves.
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But they fit a wider trend for short-term brothels that let gangs evade police whilst retaining control of business.
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Blair writes in her biography that Friedrich Trump went on to establish several saloons and hotels that doubled as brothels.
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Officials from the agency under Operation Timbuktu rescued 104 Nigerian girls from three brothels in Bamako, Mali's capital in 2011.
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Lyon County commissioners will put an advisory question on the ballot this fall asking voters whether brothels should be banned.
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When working in Asia, she dealt with bosses who would force her to sit through client events held in brothels.
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Black women could only work in black brothels, but white men could receive service at either black or white venues.
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No wonder rich Victorian men spent a day's wages on the thing so they could visit brothels in relative peace.
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They deployed 1,127 police officers to raid scores of supposed gang fronts, including car dealerships and bars, motels and brothels.
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Chappell, is a gloriously grotesque "abbess" whose whores are "nuns" and whose "nunnery" is one of London's most exclusive brothels.
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" The police later provided an additional statement, with Mr. Chronopoulos saying: "There is no tolerance when it comes to brothels.
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They are now largely migrants, many who live in the apartments above the brothels in the gritty, low-rent areas.
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Ziteng's Pang likewise recounts having worked with multiple women who claim to have endured assaults by cops at their brothels.
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In Japan, a network of brothels permitted by American officials opened as United States troops began arriving in August 1945.
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Japan's use of Korean girls and women in military brothels during World War Two still prompts fury in South Korea.
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Prostitution in the United States is legal only in a few counties in Nevada, which has about 20 legal brothels.
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The leaders of this first occupying regime outlawed prostitution, but got around the prohibition by building brothels for U.S. troops.
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According to the outlet, Hof has been accused of sexual assault at his brothels at least three times since 2005.
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All eight episodes of this new series, about rival brothels in 18th-century London, arrive online for your bingeing pleasure.
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It's safe to say that many sex workers' primary objection to sex doll brothels isn't moral or philosophical, but economic.
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"Nu de Do" comes from a body of Picabia's work that was used to decorate brothels in occupied North Africa.
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Twenty-eight-year-old Rhani tried brothels, but the owners expected her to work ten-hour shifts with no break.
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He wandered like a flâneur, from nightclubs to brothels to empty streets, skirting the edges of the spaces he entered.
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We went to one of India's largest brothels, where trafficked women work for as little as $3 We went to one of India's largest brothels, where trafficked women work for as little as $3 New Delhi, India — A thin veil of pollution shimmers in the evening air above Garstin Bastion Road in India's capital city.
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She cofounded a political movement called the Party of Love, whose platform included bettering sex education in schools and legalizing brothels.
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Just under 10 percent of cases were commercial-front brothels, and in nearly eight percent of cases the venue was unknown.
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More allies will be added to the table as time goes on, and their first order of business: rebuild the brothels.
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Traffickers operate in all 50 states, all around us, hiding in plain sight: in sweatshops and hotels, brothels and truck stops.
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Among the most painful incidents for South Koreans is the corralling of tens of thousands of women into Japanese military brothels.
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Radhika Coomaraswamy, a special rapporteur on violence against women, called for an apology and compensation for women herded into those brothels.
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But it's No Little Girl's comments on the safety and working conditions of the brothels themselves that truly twist the facts.
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Bilateral ties further deteriorated during the World War II, over the many Korean woman forced into sex work in military brothels.
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One of the most famous brothels in the world thinks it can help Tiger Woods get over the hump ... by humping.
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There are four related photos from brothels in Nevada hung next to each other that tell a short story in pictures.
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Kim said it was not sincere because some Japanese leaders continued to deny the women were forced to work in brothels.
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The series, a British co-production with ITV, centers around two feuding brothels and the bustling sex trade in Georgian London.
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Instead they are forced to work in brick kilns or farms, enslaved in homes as domestic workers, or sold to brothels.
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Hof, the former star of HBO's "Cathouse," owned seven brothels in the state of Nevada, where they are legal to operate.
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Nevada limits legal prostitution to a small number of brothels in rural areas, and they are subject to strict licensing requirements.
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Found in massage parlors, escort services, residential brothels and street prostitution, some might be victims for weeks and others for years.
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The casinos spawned a satellite economy of brothels, nightclubs and karaoke bars, even a cabaret featuring cross-dressing dancers from Thailand.
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In the Seattle case, 12 brothels were closed and police discovered 12 women brought to the United States from South Korea.
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In particular they associated bidets with brothels and prostitutes and in that way they took on an extra element of salaciousness.
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The monotypes of women in bathtubs and at brothels were mysterious, sexy, disturbing, and obscured; they were not all crowd pleasers.
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Sex outside of marriage is an even bigger deal this season, as brothels become a key part of the political landscape.
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Luckily for him, the managers liked the idea and Dave found himself holding down two weekly residences at inner city brothels.
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My main issue was that when I got off the drugs, I was still desperately blowing all my money at brothels.
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I used to go four times a week to brothels and countless times a week to peep shows and strip clubs.
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Tens of thousands and possibly hundreds of thousands of women were compelled to work in brothels that served the Japanese military.
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The restaurant, bar, and dance hall became as beloved in Sausalito as did her brothels across the bay in San Francisco.
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In 2015, the former N.B.A. player Lamar Odom was hospitalized after he was found unconscious at one of Mr. Hof's brothels.
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Hints of yesteryear remain, however, including a few discreet brothels identified only by bold red street numbers next to their doorways.
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"Comfort women" is a euphemism for the girls and women - many of them Korean - forced into prostitution at Japanese military brothels.
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South Korea officially says that Japan bears legal responsibility for using coercion in recruiting the women and in running the brothels.
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They, however, could not agree on how to handle the problem of Korean women forced to work in Japanese wartime brothels.
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But even as he sends police into the city's bars and brothels, Angelo is wrestling with illicit desires of his own.
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The women didn't have to worry about undercover police officers, for example, because in legal brothels, they weren't violating any laws.
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If the campaign collects a few thousand more, the petitions will be sent to their respective county commissions, who will either choose to act on them or turn the issue over to county voters this November — the counties on the ballot house many of the state's brothels, meaning a successful referendum would eliminate half of Nevada's legal brothels.
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The lurid glow of marquees and brothels revealed to us a shivering, shambling crowd, some slumped like apes, some clutching their young.
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But the council can also decide where brothels should be, they can say 'you can only use the license in this street'.
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That is a story that begins, like so many great tales, in the cubicles of San Francisco and the brothels of Istanbul.
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Currently, prostitution is regulated in registered brothels in smaller counties in the state — meaning, cities like Las Vegas and Reno are excluded.
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India banned bonded labor in 1976, but millions of people remain enslaved in fields, brick kilns, rice mills, brothels and private homes.
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In our dreams, we're running the brothels ourselves, and if we're serving coffee, we're not just pulling the shots—we're calling them.
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Hof, whose half a dozen brothels will be affected by the measure, derided the effort as political retribution tied to his opponent.
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In his show at Garvey Simon Art Access, Timothy Hursley presents photographic investigations into Southern funeral homes, Mormon sects, and empty brothels.
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Now, she has opened This Is Us, an appointment-only museum that celebrates Thailand's centuries-old reputation as a hub for brothels.
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Police raided the two brothels and rescued all seven of the women, who are now staying in a shelter for migrant women.
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Particularly thorny is the matter of "comfort women," a euphemism for girls and women forced to work in Japanese wartime military brothels.
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She said the apology was not sincere because some Japanese leaders continued to deny the women were forced to work in brothels.
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Of course, that doesn't stop the humans from frequenting faerie brothels, drawn by the exotic novelty of sex with a winged creature.
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Also on view are "stag films," which were silent erotic films screened in secret for men in clubhouses, private homes, or brothels.
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Dennis Hof, the owner of a half-dozen legal brothels in Nevada, is on his way to becoming a Nevada state legislator.
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The neighbourhood draws millions of visitors to sex shows, adult clubs and brothels, where prostitutes pose in lingerie behind red-lit windows.
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In her book, Ms. Park argued that some of the women in military brothels were paid sex workers, and others were servants.
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In the late 19th century, Fanelli's was part of the vicious scene around Prince Street, where brothels, crime and gin joints flourished.
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In an interview, she explained that clubs were placed in the same urban-planning category as brothels, making them vulnerable to eviction.
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The raging fire also destroyed the town of Taft — its wooden saloons, brothels, construction buildings and sawmill — and scattered its itinerant laborers.
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Apologies and reparations Kim and her supporters repeatedly have called for the Japanese government to admit the wartime brothels were state-sanctioned.
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"I'm riding the Trump wave," Hof told CNN in June as he explained how an owner of legal brothels could win elections.
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There was tiny, fearless Sunitha Krishnan, beaten up by corrupt Hyderabad cops for rescuing little girls and their mothers trafficked in brothels.
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Datsik is very knowledgeable about both brothels and casinos, but only because he had heard stories about them from his prison inmates.
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It probably depended on your outlook — most bankers with families weren't frequenting the ad hoc wagon brothels or drinking themselves into oblivion.
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Sex on the show is most often reserved for soldiers stealing time between wars in bar corners, or aristocrats luxuriating in brothels.
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Voters in Lyon County, where he operates four of his brothels, will be asked in November if they want the businesses closed.
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After prostitution in Storyville was prohibited in 1917, its seductively furnished brothels and raucous saloons gradually disappeared, with most demolished by the midcentury.
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In 1992, he had visited Cambodia and saw UN peacekeepers who, at the end of the day, would get drunk and visit brothels.
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It can be—such as when we search the homes of people running brothels, who are really short-tempered and quickly become flustered.
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Dennis Hof, 72, who died on Tuesday, styled himself as America's best-known pimp and a strip-club owner who ran multiple brothels.
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In a June interview from one of his brothels, Hof said his political fortunes had parallels with those of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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With court-ordered video surveillance in place, we found that the women selling sex acts in these strip mall brothels were virtual slaves.
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Modern slavery used to be associated with criminal enterprises such as brothels and cannabis farms, whose illegality leaves workers fearful of reporting abuses.
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That said, I don't see her reciprocating these feels, considering Tyrion has a taste for brothels and killed his father with a crossbow.
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Stroll through the Dutch fairy tale old town of Pietermaai, filled with alleyways criss-crossed with strings of lights and brothels-turned-boutiques.
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That the two counties to contemplate a ban this year happen to be those where he owns brothels is no coincidence, he speculates.
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"If we hadn't raided the brothels, one of the girls who was very sick when we found her would have died," she said.
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He was referring to Japanese troops' 1937 massacre of civilians in Nanjing and to women forced to work in Japanese wartime military brothels.
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During the Japanese occupation of the Korean Peninsula from 1910 to 1945, many Korean woman were forced into sex work in military brothels.
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Like the brothels themselves, Stone's choice has been controversial, particularly for those who believe a woman's virginity should only be shared for love.
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They're driven to selling themselves in high-tech brothels, or renting out their bodies to someone else while their minds are in storage.
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It's where the wealthy would come to mix with the lower classes in taverns and brothels, often looking for prostitutes or professional killers.
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Raids of brothels and clubs, followed by the detention and prosecution of traffickers, and therapy and skills training for victims, became the norm.
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This exhibition presents a mixture of images from several of those series, including Brothels of Nevada, Funeral Homes South USA, and Polygamy/FLDS.
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My question is what is your advice for founders, aside from not writing these memos and not going to brothels with your employees?
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Rahatkar said her commission decided to carry out the survey after receiving reports of child brides enslaved in households and sold into brothels.
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Hof shot to superstardom as the star of the HBO series 'Cathouse' -- which followed him as he ran his famous brothels in Nevada.
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By the 1970s many of the most exotic businesses—brothels, opium dens and dog-meat restaurants—had moved in search of richer customers.
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Men talk over port in offices, in brothels or on the grounds of Versailles inspecting horses as much as they do each other.
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Police said they froze 30 bank accounts and seized numerous businesses, buses, and brothels controlled by the gang known as the MS-133.
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Police said they froze 30 bank accounts and seized numerous businesses, buses, and brothels controlled by the gang known as the MS-13.
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Although prostitution is illegal in Thailand, it is tolerated and brothels frequented by Thais and foreigners can be found in most major cities.
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We contacted a half dozen of the biggest brothels in the Las Vegas area, and they're all open for business ... with an asterisk.
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Throughout its 700-odd pages, we crisscross the city's grand thoroughfares, its former ghetto and city walls, its cafes, brothels, schools and cinema.
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Eventually, he opened up several gas stations of his own, first in Arizona and then in Nevada, before he moved on to brothels.
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During the raids, authorities found 69 women and 51 girls working in bars and brothels in the region, according to the women's ministry.
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An investigation of three of his brothels turned up immigration violations and indications of possible human trafficking, local officials said earlier this month.
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Many come from poor rural regions and are lured with the promise of good jobs or marriage, but end up sold to brothels.
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Nonetheless, there's been major outcry over the mere prospect of sex doll brothels, particularly in the legal sex industry in the United States.
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Instead, they found themselves trapped in the austere back rooms of strip-mall brothels — trafficking victims trapped among South Florida's rich and famous.
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Campaigners say that anti-trafficking efforts will not work as long as police fail to target people who visit brothels where sexual slavery occurs.
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Some end up as domestic workers or forced to work in small manufacturing units, farming or are even pushed into sexual slavery in brothels.
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Lined with pimps, prostitutes, brothels, strip clubs, and apparently cab drivers, it was a neighbourhood that employed every kind of night shift worker imaginable.
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This left the hardliners to make the running, led by the thuggish, hypocritical Islamic Defenders' Front (FPI) (who do not hassle police-run brothels).
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When she followed the story, she uncovered a supply line of young girls taken from the villages of Nepal to the brothels of Bombay.
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Historians say that at least tens of thousands of women, many of them Korean, were in the brothels from the early 1930s until 1945.
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"The brothels were guarded by big dogs, including Great Danes and Dobermans, making access very difficult," Soumya Mishra of the Telangana criminal investigations department.
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Then came the day when she noticed an ad on Facebook, and "I found out all about the brothels and the money," Stone says.
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Any Nevada county with a population below 700,000 can host a brothel and, as of 2015, there were 19 brothels operating in the state.
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Red Dead Redemption is a bloody 2010 Western game where you play a gunslinger in a world of murderous gangs, brothels, and beautiful vistas.
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And one Nevada sex worker recently blamed the bill's passage for a new local referendum that is attempting to shut down legal adult brothels.
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During the sting operation from June 28 until Monday, authorities cracked down on three Illinois brothels and arrested a convicted child molester in Seattle.
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AnnaLynne put together 85 bags full of gifts for the girls -- ages 3-17 -- and also traveled to local brothels for outreach and advocacy.
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Japan and South Korea agreed to settle a long-standing dispute over women forced to work in Japanese brothels during the second world war.
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Under the new law, owners of pop-up brothels face a maximum jail term of seven years and a fine of S$150,000 ($110,000).
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In the most egregious of cases, escort services used Airbnb to book Manhattan apartments for days at a time, turning them into temporary brothels.
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I.J.M. helped to raid brothels in Cambodia, Thailand and India, working with local police officers who broke down doors while American TV cameras rolled.
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Meanwhile, licensing requirements raised the cost of setting up brothels, favoring chains and big businesses, including a 12-story, neon-lit brothel in Cologne.
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Former comfort women began to speak out about being forced into brothels, euphemistically called "comfort stations," in territories occupied by the Imperial Japanese Army.
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The court heard how Iyamu masterminded a trafficking scheme that began with voodoo ceremonies in west Africa and ended in brothels in mainland Europe.
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Managers tried enforcing the alcohol prohibition, but workers simply hopped on boats to a so-called island of innocence nearby with bars and brothels.
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There's a seemingly infinite well of horror stories about Airbnb hosts returning home to find their houses robbed, trashed, or turned into impromptu brothels.
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One particularly painful one was that Korean women were enslaved and forced to act as so-called "comfort women," working in brothels for Japanese troops.
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The cyberattackers who went after the Turkish brothels exhibited a distinctive pattern; at Cloudflare, that fingerprint was dubbed the "TE attack," as in Turkish Escorts.
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India banned bonded labor in 25, but it remains widespread with millions working in fields, brick kilns, brothels or as domestics to pay off debts.
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In Peru's Amazon jungle area of Madre de Dios, the heart of illegal gold mining, there are dozens of bars and brothels used by miners.
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Residents of Lyon County—one of seven in Nevada that has legal brothels—will vote on an advisory measure to ban them on November 6th.
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Prostitutes in Nevada are classified as independent contractors; most live elsewhere and arrive at the brothels for short stints, free to leave as they wish.
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Yet for actual sex workers, the workplace described by No Little Girl bears little to no resemblance to the brothels they earn a living in.
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But mostly the artists depict calm streets, idyllic motionless waters, clear skies and unwrinkled puffed sails, with a few floating brothels set up for foreigners.
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Hof owned several legal brothels Nevada, including the Moonlite Bunny Ranch, which served as the prime location for the HBO reality show Cathouse: The Series.
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Dennis Hof, a famed pimp who owns multiple legal brothels in Nevada, won a Republican primary for the state Legislature on Tuesday, ABC News reports.
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He later committed himself fully to photography, which let him wander through Paris photographing bars, ballrooms and occasionally brothels, sometimes giving direction to his subjects.
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The Ministry of Health instituted a mandatory condom policy in brothels, threatening to close them down or extort high fines if STD rates didn't diminish.
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Licensed prostitutes in Nevada, working in legal brothels, are organizing against legislation they say will devastate them, other prostitutes across the nation and their families.
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Hof's brothels exist to serve male pleasure, just as many evangelical churches teach that the household must be run at the pleasure of the man.
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I think the 1880s must have been an ideal time, with brothels full of off-duty soldiers, and luscious young dukes chasing after barrow-boys.
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Brothels don't pay business taxes, but contribute nearly $500,000 in other fees to the county, which goes toward paying for the county fleet of vehicles.
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Poppenreiter researched her user base relentlessly, spending months in Berlin's streets and brothels talking to sex workers and figuring out what her potential customers needed.
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There are many brothels or massage parlors across the country that traffic and employ Asian immigrants at low rates and force them into sex work.
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The locales of Westeros aren't airy glades, fields or castles in the sky; they are brothels and ale houses full of dark and grimy corners.
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But the police mostly leave brothels alone, he said, partly because of the sense among the authorities that they help single men deal with loneliness.
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In the cheaper Athenian brothels of Metaxourgio, I met Monica, a 30-year-old Albanian prostitute who grew up in the northern city of Thessaloniki.
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The term comfort women is a Japanese euphemism for women, many of them Korean, who were forced to work in Japan's World War Two brothels.
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There are legally operating and highly regulated brothels in Nevada, including the famous Moonlite Bunny Ranch, but be prepared to drive way outside the city.
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Owls of the period were seen as lazy and unmotivated, the types who frequented bars, brothels and jail cells, often sleeping late into the day.
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Although South Pass City's population peaked at only about 2,000 in 1869, the town was home to two breweries, a dozen saloons and several brothels.
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Three months after its debut, My Red Light is slowly trying to gain the trust of the other brothels and build a community of prostitutes.
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"The wives of miners ... (in Madre de Dios) are themselves the principal recruitment agents of new girls for the bars and brothels," the report said.
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Sex doll brothels could potentially serve as a viable option for clients who may lack the social skills necessary to form meaningful relationships with humans.
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The pair's first port of call to defend the Russian people was to carry out a series of raids on brothels and casinos across Russia.
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Hulu's new 18th-century period drama — produced in conjunction with the UK's ITV — tells the story of the ongoing turf war between two London brothels.
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I had a friend in Australia who was an ex-prostitute and said many of the girls at the brothels she worked at hated these.
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Harlots on Hulu is about two warring brothels in Georgian-era London, each run by a formidable woman who straight up wants to murder the other.
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Two of the officers charged, brothers Steven and Cliff Nieves, allegedly setup a bachelor party at one of Paz's brothels where attendees had sex with prostitutes.
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City officials also told CityNews that adult entertainment businesses—like body rub parlors and adult entertainment clubs—are licensed businesses, but not sex work or brothels.
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Successive Japanese governments have minimised the scale of sex slavery in Japanese military brothels during the second world war, and offered half-hearted apologies for it.
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Or, you can just hang out at brothels and pubs, getting into fist fights and wasting all of your hard-earned crowns on women and wine.
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Lyon County Sheriff deputies and U.S. Customs and Immigration officials this week conducted an inspection of work cards required for prostitutes at Nevada's brothels, McNeil said.
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As a humanitarian and political crisis in neighboring Venezuela deepens, Maria is one of growing numbers of Venezuelan women working in bars and brothels across Colombia.
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Between 2009 and 143 the number of Thai massage parlours in Stockholm, which often double as brothels, nearly tripled to 250, according to the Swedish police.
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For many sex workers, working in brothels isn't an attractive option because it makes them less flexible—and the cost for a room can be high.
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The figure represents one of many thousands of Korean women who were forced to serve as prostitutes in wartime military brothels catering to imperial Japanese soldiers.
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According to the book "The Trumps: Three Generations That Built an Empire," Friedrich Trump went on to establish several saloons and hotels that doubled as brothels.
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The term "comfort women" is a euphemism for girls and women, from South Korea, China, the Philippines and elsewhere, forced to work in Japanese military brothels.
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" Indiana, Woodress points out, "was not more saintly than the East in 21900, but to Tarkington and his friends in Indianapolis brothels existed only in books.
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Both brothels were owned by Dennis Hof, a Republican businessman who in November won a seat in the state legislature less than a month after dying.
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Undocumented children are easy prey for traffickers using fake documents to transport them across borders to work in brothels or to sell their organs, experts say.
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Under a 13 deal, Japan apologized to the "comfort women" — Japan's euphemism for Asian women, many of them Korean, forced to work in its wartime brothels.
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With only 52,000 residents, the county would be hard-pressed to make up that revenue if the brothels were banned, says Lyon County Executive Jeffrey Page.
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In 2016, Thailand's then-tourism minister said she was pushing to rid the country of its ubiquitous brothels and wanted Thailand to be about "quality tourism".
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In Angeles City, a red-light district full of brothels and bars caters to foreign tourists seeking a so-called "girlfriend experience" with young Filipina women.
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And in Kolkata, India, sex workers in brothels were imbued with a sense of empowerment that helped them to take concrete steps to improve their lives.
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Kotha 23 The hardware shops along the street close at night, but dark stairways fill with men queuing up to enter one of the many brothels.
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Mr. Paz would listen, hang up and call one of his brothels, said a law enforcement official who has listened to wiretap recordings of the conversations.
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Some scholars were sceptical of the prosecution's novel interpretation of what counts as a public nuisance, a misdeed typically associated with polluters or owners of brothels.
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"I spoke out in the hope that people will understand my journey from the safety of my home to the brothels," the survivor in Goa said.
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Although they weren't running brothels per se, bar or cafe owners that ended up having their venues being used for prostitution activities were struck out, too.
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Instead of lurking in malls, train stations, homeless shelters and brothels to find vulnerable people, traffickers have a plethora of digital tools to target potential victims.
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On weekends, however, the population would swell as high as 2,000 as visitors came to indulge in the town's gambling halls, brothels, speakeasies and opium dens.
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She has since faced civil and criminal complaints from nine South Korean women who said they were forced to work at the brothels during the war.
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Snarky, sexist banter was the norm among many of the white men in our newsroom culture -- including joking about the city's hidden-in-plain-sight brothels.
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Kids were welcome at Louie's, too, as were the women who worked at the nearby brothels and people who were too broke to buy a meal.
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I bought one brothel, thought, you know what I have a nice retirement, I sleep with hot chicks, I party — now I own 40% of Nevada's brothels.
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A 2017 report by the West Bengal government highlighted the brutal "breaking in" of girls trafficked into brothels, a process that often includes rapes, beatings and starvation.
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"It used to be easy to walk into brothels and find exploitation," Phil Brewer, chief of the Metropolitan Police's anti-slavery squad, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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In an effort to salvage her family's damaged home, Stone packed her bags and left home for the first time to live at one of Hof's brothels.
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Kevin Kyland, a former Scotland Yard detective who is now Britain's anti-slavery commissioner, guesses that 90% of Nigerians working in brothels in Europe are from Edo.
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Human-size sex-toy enthusiasts can choose between 553 such brothels in Japan, while the first of its kind in Europe opened in Barcelona in March 2017.
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As the city transformed into a cyberpunk nightmare, neither the Chinese nor British government wanted to take responsibility for this runaway hotbed of brothels and drug dens.
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There are also the thoughts that some legal prostitutes are sharing about how using sex dolls in so-called brothels is going to further dehumanize sex workers.
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Cities could use zoning ordinances to address concerns about the effects on residential neighborhoods by confining brothels, like strip clubs, to industrial areas and limiting their size.
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Last year, Japan temporarily recalled its ambassador to South Korea over a statue commemorating Korean women forced to work in Japanese military brothels during World War Two.
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In the days before the Missouri's arrival, Turks scrubbed the streets and taxis, spiffed up the brothels, and strung the word WELCOME in lights throughout the city.
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While the theme of robots taking jobs appears to be hitting most industries, the researchers of the paper found no evidence that robot brothels would be widespread.
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The term is used to describe girls and women from South Korea, China, the Philippines and elsewhere, who were forced into prostitution in Japanese wartime military brothels.
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That move lost him his citizenship, and he later became a US citizen where he made his fortune running brothels and bars during the Yukon gold rush.
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We were on Filis Street — a warren of alleyways and dingy two-story houses — which has been home to Athenian brothels for most of the past century.
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Food ___ As prostitution has moved into residential buildings, a former detective who ran a string of brothels found a partner in one of the city's worst landlords.
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Even the novels that are best known for their political dissections are filled with a kind of transgressive sexual realism: scenes in brothels, secret homosexual affairs, rapes.
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Even in the legal counties, the sector is highly regulated — sex workers can only work in licensed brothels and must be tested regularly for sexually transmitted infections.
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Across town on the East Side — notorious 30 years ago for its crime — a Bengali community helped turn apartments that had housed brothels into community-oriented spaces.
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According to reports coming from inside these brothels, and the information that Banishanta's workers told me, madams can pay anywhere from $200 or more for one girl.
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Over 3,500 women and their children live in 90 dilapidated brothels here, just a few minutes drive from the Rajpath Marg, India's equivalent of the Washington Mall.
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Over 20143,500 women and their children live in 90 dilapidated brothels here, just a few minutes drive from the Rajpath Marg, India's equivalent of the Washington Mall.
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Besides the scanty facilities, my main complaint about brothels is usually the management, from the services they insist you provide to the shifts they make you work.
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My wife caught on, too; she knew I was being weird, and she'd go past the work site when I'd be at the brothels or in motels.
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A year later locals say the crackdown, dubbed Operation Mercury, has simply moved the illegal mines deeper into the jungle - and the brothels and bars have followed.
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FORAGING The Vesterbro neighborhood of Copenhagen was once a seedy part of town that was full of brothels and was not to be ventured into at night.
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Recently, the sprawling city has seen new hotel openings, as well as a growing nightlife scene in its historical Gaslamp Quarter, formerly home to saloons and brothels.
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Wildlife activists say thousands of gorillas, chimpanzees and orangutans are sold on the black market every year to unscrupulous zoos, as exotic pets and even to brothels.
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Amsterdam's sex industry can be divisive; for tourists, the flagrancy with which the city's brothels line the streets give the place a sense of either allure or seediness.
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Legislators have helped the re-branding, shutting a third of the city's brothels in 2008 and starting a program in 2011 to close marijuana cafes located near schools.
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Some end up as domestic workers, or forced to work in small industries such as textile workshops, farming or are pushed into brothels where they are sexually exploited.
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On the agenda was a single, incendiary issue: the newspaper's new descriptions of how Japan compelled thousands of foreigners into military brothels and labour during World War Two.
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It started in the most earthy way possible — underscoring turn of the century parades, brothels and barrooms (even its original spelling, "jass," has a whiff of the unsavory).
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The first revision of the scheme since 1999 also creates special categories to compensate young children, including orphans, disabled people and girls rescued from begging rings and brothels.
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On the agenda was a single, incendiary issue: the newspaper's new descriptions of how Japan compelled thousands of foreigners into military brothels and labor during World War Two.
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From construction sites and car washes to brothels, hundreds of suspected slavery victims hailing from Eastern Europe were referred to the government for processing and support last year.
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The neighborhood south of Houston Street originated as a mid-19th century precursor to Times Square, with hotels and high-end shops close by theaters, casinos and brothels.
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Access to safer, better-paying indoor workplaces — brothels, strip clubs, and massage parlors — is often premised on abstinence from drugs, to reflect the "classy" image such venues promote.
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The 37-year-old told the newspaper that she spent several weeks working at two legal brothels, the Love Ranch North and Moonlite Bunny Ranch, in Lyon County.
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In recent years, women from the Dominican Republic, Cuba and Venezuela are increasingly being trafficked to Uruguay where they are sexually exploited in bars and brothels, Ferrini said.
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Hof mounted his second bid for public office after state officials proposed banning brothels from operating in two of the seven counties in which they are still legal.
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Many Indians are duped into offering to work in farms, brothels and small businesses as security against a loan they have taken or a debt they have inherited.
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Hof says he believes Republicans who don't back him could face backlash from rural, white voters in areas like Nye County, where several of his brothels are located.
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The bayside villages grew to house thousands of Cubans who found work at the American outpost -- and also became home to rows of brothels frequented by US servicemen.
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The main drag, Sands Street, was a gantlet of sailor bars and brothels that only outsiders found charming ("as vivacious as a country fair," Carson McCullers called it).
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The sex workers were forced to work as much as 14 hours per day in brothels in high-end apartments in the Seattle suburb Bellevue, the department said.
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Not everyone wants the clean, sweat-free bounce of The Witcher 3's Geralt in his gross pants as he boinks his way through the brothels of Novigrad.
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There are roughly 2,700 one-woman brothels in Hong Kong, according to an estimate by Ziteng, the most prominent NGO in the city advocating for sex workers' rights.
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Most notoriously, sex workers, most of whom work in bigger brothels, like Kandapara and Daulatdia, are forced to take a steroid called Oradexon to help them gain weight.
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The neighborhood is a network of dilapidated buildings, pool halls, shops, and brothels posing as bars—prostitution isn't illegal in Brazil, but owning and running a brothel is.
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And in the late 1940s, it was purchased by Sally Stanford, a well-known figure in San Francisco who once ran a handful of brothels in the city.
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Nye County said in a report this year that in 2016 and 2017, brothels generated more than $392,000 for the county, offset by costs of just over $31,000.
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In China, such parlors sometimes double as brothels, and the prosecutors said the evidence and interviews showed that Mr. Lei had sex with a prostitute in the parlor.
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As a result she faced animosity and vicious rumors that painted her as merely Bell's mistress and denigrated her boarding houses as brothels while claiming she practiced voodoo.
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And Mecklenburg Street was the heart of a square mile of brothels, speakeasies and slums that took its informal name — Monto — from Montgomery Street, the next street over.
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The show explores the subject from all angles — with images of seedy brothels placed alongside portraits of high-class courtesans and women whose professional status is not entirely clear.
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The main task of these volunteers is to distribute condoms to sex workers operating at massage parlors and hair salons — all fronts for brothels — in an outskirt of Tianjin.
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The report, by Indian journalist Soma Basu, said the Nepali women were trafficked to brothels in Indian cities such as Mumbai and then later duped into selling their skin.
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Paz is accused of serving as the ringleader of a group of more than 40 conspirators that ran brothels and illegal gambling operations in Queens, Brooklyn, and Long Island.
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From pilot to pimping charge Bruce Wayne Wallis was a United Airlines pilot and, according to police, a pimp for prostitutes who worked for him at several Houston brothels.
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Early in the night, people try out of curiosity; as they stumble out of the bars and brothels later on, they begin dropping big money on some fine meats.
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The sign, says Yuichi Ohama, the spa's manager, is directed mainly at the gangsters who haunt the local area, a dense warren of brothels, cabaret bars and striptease clubs.
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Almost 183 million people are enslaved worldwide, trafficked into brothels, forced into manual labour, stuck in debt bondage or born into servitude, according to the 2014 Global Slavery Index.
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They also favor fashion that looks like a noir-inspired H&M collection, back-alley brothels with tacky holographic signs, distinctly 20th-century skinhead tattoos, and grimy urban architecture.
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READ MORE: What to know about Nevada's legal brothels Brothel tycoon Dennis Hof owns seven of Nevada's legal bordellos, and that's who Stone turned to last year for help.
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The law, which is intended to make it harder for human traffickers to operate brothels, would also ban sex workers from living in the same rooms where they work.
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During his life, Gill ran a string of massage parlors, which authorities believed were "little more than brothels," and was eventually taken down by the IRS for tax evasion.
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Organized crime groups advertise their victims to buyers on sex marketplace websites and host them in temporary brothels - often homes rented for short periods of time - the report said.
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Anti-trafficking charity Unseen said it was concerned about the growing trend of pop-up brothels and increasing use of technology by criminals to recruit, exploit and control victims.
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The members of that squad — known as the Sensitive Investigative Unit or SIU — then hosted cartel-funded "sex parties" at brothels that were attended by DEA agents in Colombia.
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Amsterdam is well known for its "red light" district with brothels and "coffee shops" selling marijuana, but the millions of annual visitors have long been a nuisance for residents.
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" According to the court documents, Durnal believed that "the Korean girls working as prostitutes at area brothels are doing so because they are indebted to loan sharks [in Korea].
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It's not really a new thing—brothels or rental services in Canada and the US are—but they've been in Japan for ages and are pretty popular in Europe.
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But their labor itself has been well documented throughout the ages, cutting through every class and society—from legal brothels during the Roman Empire to the Japanese oirans (courtesans).
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In another part of Seoul, city officials unveiled a new statue donated by a group of Korean Americans to commemorate the women forced to work in Japanese military brothels.
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So I was strolling through former fast-food restaurants, brothels and palaces, trying to imagine the good life of our ancestors, under a burning sun and the looming volcano.
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It created jungle boomtowns, complete with pop-up brothels and gun fights, as tens of thousands of men from the poorest corners of Peru joined a modern gold rush.
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Young girls from poor families are lured with promises of marriage or jobs and trafficked to cities where they are sold to brothels or into domestic slavery, campaigners said.
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He estimates his four brothels in Lyon County alone have a ten million dollar impact on the local economy and support some 500 sex workers and 135 other employees.
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It is impossible to say how many Nigerians work in Ballarò's brothels, but many of them are abused by clients, and severely beaten, branded, or stabbed by their madams.
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Endless Night further sifts through the hidden past by documenting the interiors of former brothels, an emotional experience that would help Miyako confront her fears of Yokosuka years later.
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Almost 36 million people are enslaved worldwide — trafficked into brothels, forced into manual labour, victims of debt bondage or even born into servitude, says the 2014 Global Slavery Index.
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A Japanese art exhibition has withdrawn a statue by Korean artists representing Korean women forced to serve in Japan's military brothels during World War Two, sparking debate about censorship.
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In the wake of Ned's arrest, Littlefinger takes Jeyne to one of his brothels, where he has her whipped into submission and forced to train as a sex worker.
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Sex workers who didn't die in these storms moved to safer inland brothels while large parts of the island continued to disappear into the Pasur due to river erosion.
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And that was not the only time the brothels that neighbors had complained about or police investigators had targeted simply packed up and vanished before arrests could be made.
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Of the 239 South Korean women who have came forward since the 1990s to say that they were forced to work in the brothels, only 27 are still alive.
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In 2015 Lamar Odom, the former N.B.A. forward who married the reality television star Khloé Kardashian, was hospitalized after he was found unconscious at one of Mr. Hof's brothels.
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Before that, she dabbled in what she described as sex work, falling into it rather unusually while working with a health and advocacy group handing out condoms in brothels.
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Most Nigerian brothels in Agadez are in the Nasarawa slum, a sewage-filled neighborhood a short walk from the grand mosque, the tallest mud-brick structure in the world.
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The film included voice recordings from women in four brothels in cities across India, and was intended to give viewers an insight into the real lives of sex workers.
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After the Civil War, the area became an important manufacturing center for textile firms and other industries, and the brothels were gradually replaced by clusters of cast-iron warehouses.
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This is Hof's second bid for public office, a bid he made after state officials proposed banning brothels in two of seven counties in which they are still legal.
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There were a few roadside boomtowns, with bars, shops, and brothels, and as night fell adolescent girls came out to stand on the verge, ready for the evening's business.
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Thousands of children largely from poor rural families are lured or abducted by traffickers every year in India, and sold onto pimps and brothels who force them into sexual slavery.
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In wealthy middle class homes, they clean and care for children sometimes older than themselves, and in brothels they wait with painted faces to be raped by stranger after stranger.
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But in Sonagachi—today home to about 217,19953 sex workers living in what seems like a beehive of brothels—life for most, especially those Begam's age, is getting more challenging.
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Girls as young as 12 work in brothels and are forced to have sex with up to 30 customers a day, while virgin girls are recruited at schools, she said.
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Through force, fraud, and coercion, traffickers exploit more than 20 million adults and children in brothels and factories, on farms and boats, and in countless other industries around the world.
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Japan said on Friday it was recalling its ambassador to South Korea over a statue commemorating Korean women forced to work in Japanese wartime military brothels during World War Two.
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"Often, a lot of the sex scenes are about gratification, stealing moments with each other, and with certain people it happens in the brothels or it's been rape," Emmanuel explained.
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And what are we meant to do with the episode's goofy humor, around Tyrion arranging chairs around the Small Council table, and Davos and Bronn and Brienne bantering about brothels?
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Many of us imagine innovative brothels serving delicious food and drink—but the proposed Fellatio Cafe doesn't resemble our dreams, which involve much more than a coffee and a blowjob.
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In her book, "An Economist Walks into a Brothel", Allison Schrager (who has written for The Economist) found that many of the workers she interviewed preferred working in legal brothels.
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According to CNN, about a hundred women have already signed up to be involved with this campaign, all of them employees in one of the seven brothels owned by Hof.
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Strecker first made a name for himself on sex tourist forums and internet groups, where he detailed his experience touring the brothels and bars of Cuba and the Dominican Republic.
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While cases of trafficking in brothels have been the subject of high-profile prosecutions, only a small number of prosecutions have focused on cantinas, mostly in Houston, the report said.
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Their patrols take place around the clock, with each member responsible for visits to a dozen or so brothels operating from multi-storeyed buildings every day to identify new girls.
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In 2012, Alaskan legislators introduced a law that effectively redefined sex trafficking as anything seen to facilitate prostitution, including instances when sex workers work collectively in brothels for mutual protection.
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Last year, Airbnb said it would invest in new technology to tackle sex trafficking at its short-term rental properties, with thousands of brothels uncovered from London to New York.
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She added that she and attorney Jason Guinasso, who tried to ban brothels last year, decided to file the lawsuit now following the #MeToo movement and Hof's posthumous election victory.
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At other brothels, however, she saw D.M.S.C.'s staff trying to help girls leave and find better options than state-run protective custody, where they often wind up after raids.
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Its roots may go back as far as the Barbary Coast brothels of the 19th century, where living as a community lent a veneer of plausible deniability to sex work.
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The "Statue of a Girl Of Peace" symbolizes the "comfort women", a euphemism referring to women, many of them Korean, forced into the brothels before and during World War Two.
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Hof was best known for owning seven legally-run brothels in the state of Nevada, and for publicly advocating that such establishments be regulated and taxed by the state's government.
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The prosecution came after Ballari police raided several brothels in 13, rescuing 43 women and 21 children, including a 13-year-old, and seizing evidence including cash and account ledgers.
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And today, in a country without invading armies and military brothels, a country with democracy and smartphones, that kind of pain is no longer something women just have to accept.
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Rescued women and child workers will be paid 200,000 rupees, while women, children, and transgender and disabled people who have been trafficked or rescued from brothels will receive 300,000 rupees.
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" Detective Sergeant Scott Johnson of Dorset Police said: "Dorset Police is committed to protecting vulnerable people located at brothels and actively works with other agencies to support and help them.
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The coronavirus has changed the way most of us live in fundamental ways, which made us wonder what was happening with some of the most intimate contacts -- sex in brothels.
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Republican Dennis Hof, the former owner of several legal brothels in Nevada and star of an HBO reality TV series, has won a state Legislature seat — from beyond the grave.
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Snaking through the heart of Montreal is St. Laurent Boulevard, a long and storied street peppered with Jewish delis, Portuguese chicken rotisserie joints and former brothels reincarnated as luxury condominiums.
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The debate over compensation for Koreans who were forced to work in Japanese factories, or forced to serve as sex slaves in brothels for Japanese soldiers, has proved particularly acrimonious.
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The authorities said Mr. Paz learned what he needed to know about running his brothels and his criminal enterprise from an earlier job: detective with the New York Police Department.
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Qazi Asad-uz-Zaman, a sociologist who worked with sex workers in Banishanta, told me there are 14 registered brothels in the country, but also many hundreds more unlicensed ones.
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A report released by Nye County last month found that in 2016 and 2017, brothels there generated more than $392,000 for the county, offset by costs of just over $31,000.
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Reminders of Japan's occupation are inflammatory for both sides, including the issue of "comfort women", a Japanese euphemism for women, many of them Korean, forced into Japan's wartime military brothels.
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I found girls who had been kidnapped and locked in brothels, and interviewed a frightened 0003-year-old who was awaiting the sale of her virginity to the highest bidder.
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IN THE SPRING of 1899 a committee was convened in New York to investigate the city's police force—and the "protection" it might be offering to Gotham's saloons and brothels.
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SEOUL, South Korea — A professor whose book about Japan's World War II-era military brothels angered Korean women who once worked there was acquitted on Wednesday of defaming the women.
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Seven Brazilian women in their 20s and 30s were rescued from brothels after police raids last month, and five people were arrested on suspicion of arranging prostitution and trafficking women.
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In Turkey, for example, which saw the most trans murders of any European country with a total of 43, sex work is legal in the form of state-run brothels.
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If sex dolls and robots ever become sophisticated enough to convincingly replicate IRL sex, who's to say that a handful of brothels in rural Nevada won't suffer the same fate?
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In Bennett and then Whitehorse, capital of the Yukon, he ran hotels that served food and acted as brothels, with the men paying in gold dust if they needed to.
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Most are sold into forced marriage or bonded labour working in middle class homes as domestic servants, in small shops and hotels or confined to brothels where they are repeatedly raped.
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Since his separation from Princess Caroline in 2009, he has been seen with several young women, including a former nightclub dancer from Romania who modeled for brothels in Austria in 2010.
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Only tangible acts can dismantle China's sex trade, confront a North Korean regime that abhors women, and rescue sex slaves scattered across brothels, remote townships, and cybersex dens in mainland China.
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If some of these characters were seeing therapists half as often as they were visiting brothels or dreaming of one day beheading their brothers, their world might be a calmer place.
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Before the revolution, US mobsters paid off Cuban officials to let them operate hotels, casinos and brothels on the island, just 19973 miles from Florida but well out of US jurisdiction.
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For starters, No Little Girl neglects to discuss the financial impact of the jobs these brothels create in its reports, as well as the tourism they bring to their respective counties.
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At one point, Anka's husband shares a recording of her narrating her life in Weimar brothels and Nazi concentration camps, a story that dominates much of the book with powerful imagery.
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Many Indians are duped into offering themselves for work in farms, brothels, small shops and restaurants as security against a loan they have taken or a debt inherited from a relative.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What do the interior design of Nevada brothels, the storage caves of fundamentalist Mormons, Southern funeral homes, and Andy Warhol's Factory all have in common?
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Sources close to the late owner of the famous Bunny Ranch brothels say Hof did not drink or take drugs of any kind -- and insist even his signature cigar was fake.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - At 93, Kim Bok-dong died as she had lived for many years: at the heart of the controversy over Japan's use of forced labor in its wartime brothels.
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He is the son of retired politician and former chief cabinet secretary Yohei Kono, who wrote a landmark 1993 apology for "comfort women" forced to work in Japanese military wartime brothels.
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Comfort women is a euphemism for those, many of them Korean, forced to work in Japan's World War Two brothels and is a highly emotional topic for people of both countries.
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Kono, 54, is the son of former chief cabinet secretary Yohei Kono, who wrote a landmark 1993 apology to "comfort women" who were forced to work in Japanese wartime military brothels.
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Many are sold into forced marriage or bonded labor working in middle class homes as domestic servants, in small shops and hotels or confined to brothels where they are repeatedly raped.
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Japan and South Korea reached a landmark agreement last month to resolve the issue of "comfort women" forced to work in Japan's wartime military brothels, the emotive impediment to better ties.
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Kono is the son of retired politician and former chief cabinet secretary Yohei Kono, who authored a landmark 1993 apology to "comfort women" forced to work in Japanese military wartime brothels.
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As I sat in the empty staff room, hearing thoughts from the girls as they came and went, I decided that maybe brothels exist for more complex reasons than I'd expected.
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Francis issued a ringing defense of the people and the environment of the Amazon on Friday, lamenting the "sexual slavery" that takes place in mining camp brothels deep in the jungle.
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Once victims become trapped in sexual slavery — be it in brothels, on street corners, in massage parlours, strip clubs or private homes, say activists, it is difficult for them to leave.
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Prostitution is legal in Turkey, but there's no difference between working legally or in the streets illegally—you're not human in the street, and you're not human inside the brothels, either.
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Earlier this year, news broke that Copenhagen had seen a rise in the number of apartments that were being rented through online marketplaces like AirBnB, only to be used as brothels.
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Nor was his campaign thwarted by attacks on his support for prostitution: Critics said that the state's brothels fostered abuse and exploitation, and that Mr. Hof's candidacy was detrimental to women.
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When he died, Mr. Hof had gained a national reputation as an outspoken supporter of brothels in Nevada, the only state in the country where they are legal in some counties.
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Moon also said his government would continue working toward recovering the honor and dignity of former "comfort women", a euphemism for girls and women forced to work in Japan's wartime brothels.
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The 1993 "Kono Statement", named after then-Chief Cabinet Secretary Yohei Kono in whose name it was issued, acknowledged Japanese authorities' involvement in coercing the women to work in the brothels.
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That's a far cry from the $120 an hour quoted by Aura Dolls, but brothels also tend to take a hefty commission from their workers (at Sheri's Ranch, it's 50 percent).
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But she was forced instead to have sex with soldiers at military brothels in China, and later in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore, until World War II ended in 1945.
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Robert Thomas, a retired prosecutor and evangelical who along with his wife, Debbie, voted for Hof, said Hof's brothels "bother me a lot" but that he was willing to overlook them.
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When prohibition in the US began in the 1920s, La Chinesca's proximity to the border became an advantage, and the underground tunnels became the center point for Mexicali's casinos, brothels, and bars.
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Jeremy found Hof, who had died in his sleep at the Love Ranch Vegas, one of Hof's legal brothels, in Crystal, Nevada, according to a tweet from Hof's campaign manager, Chuck Muth.
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You should be allowed to work in several places and the brothel not decide what your hours and rates are, but in actuality those things are enforced in brothels as standard practice.
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South Korea says that Japan bears legal responsibility for using coercion in recruiting the women and in running the brothels — a view shared by the Seoul court in its ruling on Wednesday.
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The thrice-divorced author of "The Art of the Pimp," who appeared on HBO's "Cathouse," owned a strip club and five legal brothels in Nevada, the only U.S. state with legalized prostitution.
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" The paper also said that because of the varied experiences of comfort women, it would describe them as "women who worked in wartime brothels, including those who did so against their will.
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Harlots is often described as a mob drama set in the brothels of Georgian London, but it's been a while since the show has gone full Goodfellas on one of its characters.
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Campaigners say thousands of children largely from poor rural families are lured or abducted by traffickers every year in India, and sold onto pimps and brothels who force them into sexual slavery.
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In 1999, the Australian state of New South Wales repealed its criminal laws against prostitution, freeing consenting adults to buy and sell sex and allowing brothels to operate much like other businesses.
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Dennis Hof, the owner of the Moonlite Bunny Ranch and a handful of other legal brothels and the star of the HBO series "Cathouse," took 43 percent of the vote on Tuesday.
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A high-speed train from Las Vegas to Anaheim that was part of the economic-stimulus package was a secret effort to connect the brothels of Nevada to the innocents at Disneyland.
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The death of Song Shin-do leaves 32 women registered with the South Korean government as surviving "comfort women", as those forced to work in wartime brothels are euphemistically known in Japan.
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Everything is so painstakingly in its right place, so built on ceremony and prestige, that I could believe the Commanders the show depicts would want even their secret brothels to follow suit.
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He found that the number of prostitutes in the city had increased by 7 percent since 203, yet prices have dropped drastically, both for women working on the streets and in brothels.
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"It's part of their job that they go undercover, and certainly some take advantage of their role," she adds, referring to allegations of verbal, physical, and sexual assault at one-woman brothels.
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This has given organised syndicates a reason to orchestrate many such applications, knowing they can funnel the applicants into low-wage jobs in restaurants, farms and brothels while their cases are reviewed.
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"A sleazy Times Square has always been a part of New York," a historian on the Entertainment Weekly segment counters, offering evidence of the 63 brothels known in the area in 93.
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In Brooklyn, this boom in brothels like the one on Fourth Avenue was playing out alongside the gentrification of what was once the borough's less-desirable edge, hard by a polluted canal.
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From playing brothels and juke joints in the Jim Crow South to decades-long collaborations with the Chicago blues pioneers Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf, the three weathered careers of astonishing flux.
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The men walked the streets of Wuppertal at night wearing orange vests emblazoned with the words "Sharia Police" and sought to discourage young men from visiting bars and brothels and drinking alcohol.
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The problem is that many of these casinos and accompanying brothels have connections with the local Russian mafias and either ignore Datsik's warnings or respond in kind with threats of violence themselves.
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The legacy of colonial rule, especially the comfort women issue, remains highly sensitive in South Korea, while in Japan, some ultra-conservatives deny that the women were forced to work in brothels.
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Previously tense relations between Japan and South Korea have improved recently, notably with a landmark agreement seeking to end tensions over Korean women and girls forced to work in wartime Japanese military brothels.
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Brothels are illegal, but an overly generous legal definition of a 'brothel' means that sex workers can be raided and persecuted for sharing premises—even if they're doing so for their own protection.
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The works have a documentary quality to them — Bearden lets us peek into farmer shacks, hotels, brothels, and other environments in an image that is just as truthful as a photo would be.
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Eleven girls, including four below age 13, were rescued from brothels in the temple town of Yadagirigutta where they were being groomed to become sex workers, a senior police officer said on Wednesday.
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That includes the race between American pimp Dennis Hof, owner of a half-dozen legal brothels, who won the Republican nomination on Tuesday, and Democrat Lesia Romanov in the conservative-leaning 36th District.
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That includes the race between American pimp Dennis Hof, owner of a half-dozen legal brothels, who won the Republican nomination on Tuesday, and Democrat Lesia Romanov in the conservative-leaning 2435th District.
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In Nairobi's sprawling slums, which house two-thirds of the city's 4 million people, trafficked children work in brothels, bars and the drug trade, sometimes simply in exchange for food, according to charities.
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Experts say women and girl migrants from Central America, particularly those from indigenous groups, are particularly at risk of being trafficked into sex work in brothels and bars along Mexico's border with Guatemala.
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The commercial sex industry in Mumbai, one of the biggest destinations in the country for trafficked women, was once concentrated in decrepit brothels in the Kamathipura and Falkland Road areas in South Mumbai.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A Spanish businessman has bought a statue symbolizing women forced to work in Japanese military brothels which was removed from an exhibition in Japan after organizers received threats over the piece.
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The issue of "comfort women", as those forced to work in Japan's wartime military brothels were euphemistically known, has long embittered the ties of neighbors, such as China and South Korea, with Japan.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean protesters marched alongside the coffin of a 'comfort women' campaigner to the Japanese embassy on Friday in a protest over Japan's use of forced labor in its wartime brothels.
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Many of the other girls who slept under makeshift stalls ended up in brothels; Sandy was lucky enough to make it to the relative safety of one of Juba's protected civilian sites (PoCs).
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Two women who were running the brothels have been arrested, but the three alleged traffickers named as Raj, Victor and Suraj have fled, with one of them taking the third girl, police said.
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During the court proceeding, the prosecutors described how Mr. Paz used tips and inside information from the police officers to thwart investigations into his brothels, and hired the officers as doormen and muscle.
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Historians say that at least tens of thousands of women, many of them Korean, were lured or coerced to work in brothels catering to the Japanese Army from the early 1930s until 1945.
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Activists in both regions, however, are now working on a November ballot initiative to close down the brothels; they've already gotten enough signatures in Lyon County to put the initiative to a vote.
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The authorities accused one of the seven arrested officers, Rene Samaniego, 44, a detective who had worked in the Brooklyn South vice unit, with providing information that helped the brothels elude the police.
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Area residents and public officials have long complained about brothels operating out of local homes, spas and bars, with new establishments popping up as quickly as the police shut the old ones down.
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As every Chinese schoolchild learns in history class, the Communists rescued peasant daughters from urban brothels and ushered cloistered wives into factories, liberating them from the oppression of Confucian patriarchy and imperialist threat.
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It morphed from a residential area in the early 26347th century to a famous red-light district in the 21929s, with many of its three-story Art Deco shop-houses doubling as brothels.
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Iyamu arranged travel from Nigeria to Europe for five women, charging up to 38,000 euros ($44,000) for the journey, and then made them work in brothels to repay the debt, the court heard.
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Both had begun in the 1600s as colonial farmland; by the 19th century, both had transformed into a shopping and entertainment district, with large hotels, upscale department stores, theaters and hundreds of brothels.
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Moon also addressed another contentious bilateral issue after Seoul disbanded last month a fund meant to settle compensation for South Korean women forced to work in Japanese military brothels during World War Two.
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Most of the girls arriving at the center have been rescued in police raids, found by charities or escaped from cybersex dens, brothels or homes where they were forced to work as maids.
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Outside Reno, there is a place called the Mustang Ranch, which is one of the most famous legal brothels in the country and also quite famously haunted by a number of different ghosts.
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Border Force North said its officers, who monitor Britain's ports and airports, interviewed more than 300 people flying into Glasgow, Scotland's biggest city, in a bid to stop trafficking gangs selling people into brothels.
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Though Claire makes a good argument for, you know, being a sentient, independent woman, Jamie storms off after whining about spending all of his day engaged in treachery, idle flattery, and cavorting in brothels.
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Argentine prosecutors say Martins, who is a dual Argentine-Mexican national, exploited women and laundered the profits in at least 10 upscale brothels, cabaret bars and nightclubs in Buenos Aires over nearly three decades.
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She called on him to burn down brothels where women "are worth no more than a pack of cigarettes" and concluded the section by writing, "Come on, Don," using a Spanish term of respect.
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"The investigation has so far identified a total of 32 women and transsexuals who were smuggled into Germany by the suspects and who allegedly worked in the brothels as prostitutes," the prosecutor's office said.
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But the cheapness this creates around human life also means that prizefighters can now go to brutal new lengths in the ring, while brothels offer up sex-murder packages to those seeking to indulge.
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Municipal officials in Busan returned a statue it had originally confiscated after protesters erected it next to the Japanese consulate as a tribute to the thousands of Korean women forced into Japanese military brothels.
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Ever since Cersei Lannister empowered Jonathan Pryce's High Sparrow to take over the Sept, close the brothels, and scourge the wicked, I've been waiting for two problems to end his reign of terrifying purity.
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Japan and South Korea reached a landmark agreement last month to resolve the issue of "comfort women" forced to work in Japan's wartime military brothels, which had been an emotive impediment to better ties.
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Even tourists aren't always fans of the Las Vegas strip's sex-saturated advertising (Nevada is the only US state where brothels are legal), abundance of intoxication, and casino hotels where guests can smoke indoors.
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Though the practice was outlawed decades ago in India, it still persists in remote areas, where people are forced to work off debts in brick kilns, rice mills, and brothels, and as domestic laborers.
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The book's landscape is dotted with roadside casino trailers, abandoned mining operations, country brothels set up like prisons with chain-link fences and armed guards to control both the customers and the immigrant prostitutes.
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Other brothels across Brooklyn and Queens were in bedrooms lit by a bulb behind a red lampshade, with a dirty mattress on the floor and a bottle of Febreze air freshener within arm's reach.
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The gentrification project, which concluded this year, included closing more than 100 brothels and dozens of coffee shops (where cannabis can be bought), and trying to bring different kinds of businesses to the area.
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DHAKA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sex workers from one of the world's largest brothels appealed to the Bangladesh government on Monday for emergency funding after a ban on customers to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
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DHAKA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sex workers from one of the world's largest brothels appealed to the Bangladesh government on Monday for emergency funding after a ban on customers to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
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They often got paid by the job and were routinely mocked, harassed and beaten by the many baddies who lurked in the alleys and packed the taverns and brothels of the roiling young city.
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I was also troubled by my own complicity: I walked out of the brothels with great quotes, knowing that I had a good front-page story but that those girls would never get out.
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"There is this general impression in society that we are in these brothels out of choice and make a lot of money," said a 34-year-old survivor who was trafficked as a child.
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In defiance of the Pinochet regime in Chile, Errázuriz began to make photographs in the '70s of outsiders and rebels, particularly in locales like brothels, boxing clubs and psychiatric hospitals that were considered suspect.
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At least 18 million slaves are in India - trafficked into brothels, forced to work as manual laborers, or even born into servitude, the Walk Free Foundation, an Australian-based rights group, estimated in 2016.
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Gill's story is fascinating — his massage parlors were a front for brothels, and, like Al Capone, he was eventually stung for tax evasion rather than his gangland activities — and deserves to be told properly.
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In a broader sense, the women of the film also reflect the goals and values of our post-MeToo era; unlike in the brothels, in Iron Town "the men don't bother us," one woman reports.
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On Linsen North Road in Taipei, among the very brothels frequented by kamikaze pilots before they took off to fly themselves into who knows what during World War II, are the men of the night.
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At least 13,000 people are estimated to be slaves in Britain - forced to work in car washes, nail bars, brothels and homes - but police say the true figure may be in the tens of thousands.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Indian police are investigating the use of growth hormones in a sex trafficking case, following the arrest of eight people charged with exploitation of children in brothels in Telangana state.
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India banned bonded labor in 1976, but it remains widespread, with millions from the marginalized Dalit and tribal communities working in fields, brick kilns, rice mills, brothels or as domestic workers to pay off debts.
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The term "comfort women" is a wartime euphemism translated from Japanese for the women, many from Korea, who were forced into prostitution and sexually abused at Japanese military brothels before and during World War Two.
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Kim was among the two dozen known surviving South Korean "comfort women", a Japanese euphemism for women who were forced into prostitution and sexually abused at Japanese military brothels before and during World War Two.
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"Stag films," as they came to be called, were men's club institutions, presented by their producers for small groups of men at Elks lodges, bachelor parties, brothels, and the like, well into the twentieth century.
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South Korea commemorates girls and women forced to work in Japan's wartime brothels on August 14 and marks August 15 as a national day of liberation from Japanese rule, which ran from 1910 to 1945.
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The two towns were once home to about 210,28 people, during the gold rush more than a century ago, when Hyder was built on stilts over tidal flats and Stewart was notorious for its brothels.
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He regularly denies that Japanese forces committed atrocities during the war, and he criticized a deal reached between Japan and South Korea in December to compensate so-called comfort women exploited in Japanese military brothels.
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For the women in Hong Kong's one-room brothels though—mostly prostitutes who emigrate from the Chinese mainland—where a client just shows up, she says the sex workers don't have the luxury of choice.
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Since a military government took charge in 2014, Thailand's ubiquitous brothels have been hit by a spate of police raids as tourism authorities pledged to transform the country into a luxury destination for moneyed tourists.
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Some brothels hid Jews — Mr. Teyssier reproduces a letter of denunciation to the French police noting the illegal presence of a Jew — but the luxurious ones were only too happy to take the Germans' money.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Andhra Pradesh will become the first state in India to target people who purchase sex in brothels as part of a crackdown on the sexual slavery of women and children, authorities said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's new foreign minister, Taro Kono, on Thursday expressed hope for steady implementation of a 2015 pact with South Korea on the issue of "comfort women", forced to work in Japanese wartime military brothels.
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The Home Office (interior ministry) estimates that up to 13,000 people are victims of slavery in Britain, forced to work in factories and farms, sold for sex in brothels or kept in servitude behind closed doors.
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