Child Prostitution Videos

Fact-based drama about a sociology graduate (Kathleen Quinlan) who starts working with teen prostitutes in Hollywood. The film does not draw back on its depiction of the brutality that the teens face nor of the exploitation that occurs from the pimps and johns ho use them. Pat Benatar's song "Hell Is For Children" is used to set the film's theme. Click here to download

Fact-based drama about a sociology graduate (Kathleen Quinlan) who starts working with teen prostitutes in Hollywood. 
The film does not draw back on its depiction of the brutality that the teens face nor of the exploitation that occurs from the pimps and johns ho use them. Pat Benatar's song "Hell Is For Children" is used to set the film's theme.

explore series page at Hulu.comPhilanthropist Charles Annenberg Weingarten and the Explore team tour India under the spiritual guidance of Swamiji Muni Baba.Author: hulu Tags: India spirituality religion culture river Ganges Ganga swami Taj Mahal Ramanas Garden guru spiritual leader Swamiji Muni Baba Pjya Swami Chidanand Saraswati Swami Chidanand Saraswati Chidanand Saraswati Ganges River compassion giving magic environment Cultural NGO Environmental NGO festival film Mumbai human rights children girls brothels prostitute prostitution yoga human trafficking child trafficking women child prostitution education school poverty Untouchables holy Hindu Hinduism purify purification festival candles celebration prayer love song blessing Aarti Festival aartis music India Heritage Research Foundation camel happiness wisdom roadside lawyer conservation water pollution heritage litigation waste legal battle industrial acid rain marble cancer environmental environmental law World Heritage site MC Mehta vehicle pollution legal case chemicals karma Posted: 09 July 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Sex trafficking is an epidemic. Millions of women and children are forced or sold into prostitution each year where they live a life of hopelessness and brutality. What can be done? If trafficking remains profitable, how can it be stopped? Former investment banker Siddharth Kara has a proposal. Today he presents a business analysis of the industry and suggests sectors that could affected by outside interventions.

A recent report addresses the reality of child prostitution in Seattle. The study says the average age of entry into prostitution is 14. It estimates upwards of 500 Seattle children are victims of sexual trafficking. KUOW's John O'Brien has more.

A report assessing child prostitution in Seattle will be presented to the City Council's Public Safety, Human Services and Education committee later today. The report found that approximately 300 500 kids under 18 are currently involved in prostitution. And that is a conservative estimate. They are also starting younger; at 12 13 years old. The hotbed of activity is Aurora Avenue, where many prostitutes are barely 18 years old. How do kids fall into prostitution? What can be done about it?

In a five-day, 16-city crackdown, the FBI says hundreds of people were arrested as "Operation Cross Country" wraps up five years of similar stings targeting a network of pimps who force children into prostitution. (June 26)

Living in the shadows of contemporary American society are hundreds of thousands of underage prostitutes -- desperate, exploited kids robbed of their childhood and of hope. The Department of Justice estimates that each day at least 300,000 American children are at risk -- on the streets, through escort services and increasingly on the internet. But while the underage sex trade is spreading, some leaders are taking strong measures to stand in its way. NOW on PBS goes to Atlanta, where Mayor Shirley Franklin has created aggressive awareness and crackdown campaigns that target pay-for-sex customers, or "Johns." NOW also meet with activists and crusaders working to help young people escape exploitation and get off the street. But getting out is an uphill battle with a very long road to recovery. Can we stop a child prostitution epidemic in our own country?

Philanthropist Charles Annenberg Weingarten and the Explore team tour India under the spiritual guidance of Swamiji Muni Baba.