CDA highlights prostitution abuse

Till the end of this year visitors to the Red Light District are informed about the abuses in the Red Light District and other red light districts. The CDA wants the trafficking in women and prostitution to be denounced, reports Metro. For the first time visitors to the prostitutes receive information about for instance exploitation and trafficking of women. Visitors can stay informed through posters and other informational materials. Additionally there's a special website. Criminals, engaged in forced prostitution do not shy away from requiring an Eastern European girl to earn 1,200 to 1,500 euros red light district Amsterdam
Sebastian Anthony
Flickr per day, which quickly adds up to about thirty visitors a day, according to Prosecutor Jolanda de Boer. It is not common, but it does happen. The CDA in Amsterdam has long insisted on the provision of information , but actually wants more. The mayor is responsible. There is more he can do. He can encourage hotels to refrain from placing promotional materials from sex businesses on their desks, stated councilor Diederik Boomsma . The mayor can also set up a promotional team to hand out folders, denouncing the oppression of women. Customers should be advised this happened on a large-scale. They need to know the wrongs they sustain with their euros.