The tragedy of the escape of a female refugee in Ukraine How to escape the suffering of white slaves
Historically, wars and social upheavals have left Eastern European women "white slaves", and their beauty is often used as an "international commodity". This makes them fall prey to the paradoxes of beauty and sin, love and punishment.
And now, history seems to be repeating itself. Ukraine's conflict with Russia has led to the displacement of at least 10 million Ukrainians**, 30% of whom are women.
This huge number reminds us that the tragedy of "white slaves" that spanned Eurasia in history could happen again. Therefore, we must sound the alarm about the flight of Ukrainian women refugees to prevent such a tragedy from happening again.
Because, behind Europe's "X openness" and "X industry legalization", the gold coin windfall profits brought by women are far more powerful than ***.
In the 90s of the last century, the collapse of the Soviet Union and the upheaval in Eastern Europe caused social unrest, which brought great disasters to Eastern European women. The emergence of the wave of unemployment has made them the main victims of transnational human trafficking, and these criminals have deceived them into going to Europe under the guise of "employment", and have become "X slaves" in many European countries where "X industry is legalized".
Eastern European women in this situation, like "white slaves", are forced to engage in illegal activities, and they are far more profitable than drugs such as ***.
At that time, due to social turmoil, the security problems in Eastern European countries were prominent, which gave international criminals an opportunity to take advantage of, making "human trafficking" a high-return, low-risk crime.
White women in the CIS countries, in particular, have become a major target for transnational trafficking. According to the United Nations human rights organization, organized crime groups in Europe make tens of billions of dollars in profits every year from the "slave trafficking".
In fact, some criminal groups that were originally engaged in drug trafficking began to turn to trafficking white women in Eastern Europe for higher profits.
2. The Song of Despair: Seeking Beauty, but Falling into the Abyss of Sin In Eastern European countries where the economy is almost collapsing, unemployment has soared wildly, most of them women.
In Ukraine, for example, women account for two-thirds of the total number of unemployed, according to incomplete statistics. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, 80 per cent of women have lost their jobs, including those with higher education and the ability to do good jobs.
High unemployment, poverty and weakened social security have made women in the CIS countries, especially Russia, Ukraine and Lithuania, prey for criminal syndicates.
Criminals lure women to work overseas with extremely high salaries. They usually recruit for a variety of positions, such as maids, secretaries, dancers, nannies, and waitresses, through open job advertisements, job market recruitment, and even introductions on the street and among acquaintances.
For the requirements, they wanted to find women under the age of 30, who were handsome, slim, well-educated, and capable of doing modern office work.
The monthly salary is $60 and travel documents and transportation are provided. For Eastern European women at that time, especially well-educated women, this high salary undoubtedly had great power.
A dark recruitment trap in which criminals used recruitment as bait to keep Eastern European women under control and force them into the sex industry. These women are largely penniless and therefore vulnerable to criminals.
In a foreign country, they are forced to engage in sexual services because they owe huge "travel fees" and become "white slaves" in the industry. Together, let's expose this injustice and protect these helpless women so that they can gain freedom and dignity.
Lila Kapsheva, deputy head of the Ukrainian parliament's human rights committee, noted that up to 85 percent of Ukrainian women who worked abroad in the sex industry were forced.
It has become a serious problem for these women to become "white slaves" in the market. In addition, according to the head of an anti-trafficking organization in northern Italy, white women in Eastern Europe are most sought-after in Europe, especially in Israel, where 90 percent of "sex slaves" come from Russia, Ukraine and Lithuania in Eastern Europe.
This phenomenon reminds us once again that the problem of human trafficking and the sex industry is still serious and requires our continued attention and efforts to address it.
Against this backdrop, social instability in Eastern Europe has led to large-scale human trafficking, especially against women. Most of these women are well-educated and not only beautiful but also intelligent and courteous.
They originally came here with beautiful dreams, but because of the country's ** and turmoil, they once again fell into an inhuman situation.
A fire broke out in a local brothel, and many women were burned alive because they were chained to their beds to prevent them from escaping.
1.The brutal torture is too much for many women to bear and eventually choose to commit suicide. And those who survived by luck have their wounds unhealed. 2.The heinous criminal acts have caused untold suffering and in some cases lost their lives.
Sadly, there are 80 women from Eastern Europe and more than 40 women from the United States in this criminal chain. 3.Unable to endure the abuse, the women chose to take their own lives.
For those who survived, the wounds in their hearts could not be healed. 4.The heinous criminal acts have caused many women to endure unimaginable torture and even choose to commit suicide.
Sadly, there are 80 women from Eastern Europe and more than 40 women from the United States in this criminal chain. 5.Countless women have chosen to commit suicide because they can't stand the abuse, and those who survive, the wounds on their hearts and minds cannot be healed.
What is shocking is that there are 80 women from Eastern Europe and more than 40 women from the United States in this criminal industrial chain.
Reports by UN human rights organizations show that the majority of trafficked women are forced to work in bars, massage parlors and other establishments"Escort"Serve. Even if some women from Eastern Europe are lucky enough to work as domestic workers, they still run the risk of being deprived of their passports and incommunicado with the outside world.
The pay is low, and you have to endure working more than 18 hours a day"The hosts"of violence. The situation of these trafficked women is almost no different from that of women who have been reduced to sex slavery.
Fourth, the inadequacy of the law makes the tragedy even more painful because at that time, especially around the year 2000, many countries did not have laws to combat human trafficking, and even if there were some legal provisions, they were not perfect.
According to an EU**, "At that time, traffickers could buy and sell people at will, and even trade people as commodities. Moreover, women are forced to perform ** activities or perform heavy labor. ”
What is even more absurd is that in Europe, the sex industry is still considered legal and generally accepted in many countries. In countries where the sex industry is "legalized", brothel owners and traffickers are often condoned without being held criminally responsible, and when they are punished, the penalties are relatively light.
At that time, human trafficking was more lucrative than drug and gun trafficking, but the risk was relatively low, which created a "vicious circle" of "human trafficking" criminal activities, especially "trafficking in women".
There are even criminals who have established a criminal network of "white slaves" across Europe and Asia, which has forced countless beautiful girls from East Europe to become sexually exploited
Although law enforcement agencies in many countries had begun to investigate these criminal activities at the time, victims were often afraid to testify in court because of intimidation and threats, even when cases were solved, due to the difficulty of obtaining conclusive evidence.
5. Sadly, the curse of history has once again played out the "Russia-Ukraine conflict" and displaced countless Ukrainian refugees, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, more than 10 million Ukrainian refugees have fled to neighboring European countries.
Although countries have reached a consensus that transnational crimes such as human trafficking should be severely punished, and all countries have relevant laws and regulations and mechanisms to combat transnational crimes, such crimes are still repeatedly prohibited.
There have even been reports that the criminal activities of transnational trafficking in Eastern European women still occur from time to time, especially in countries that are easily legalized.
Some countries are open to legalization, such as the Netherlands, Switzerland, Turkey, etc. According to a U.S. research institute, 50 out of 100 major countries have legalized the law.
Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, is world-famous for its legal sex industry. In this case,"Russia-Ukraine conflict""Refugee women are more in need of protection"。Since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, more than 800,000 Ukrainian refugees have come to Germany to seek asylum, 30% of whom are women, according to a previous report by the German Broadcasting Corporation.
The German Federal Police announced that it has received 18 reports of female refugees** from Ukraine. At least six of these cases are said to have occurred in the western state of North Rhine-West**.
In mid-March, a 25-year-old Ukrainian refugee woman fled with her son from Ukraine to the city of Herne in the North Rhine-West** region.
In a shocking case, a 43-year-old German man went so far as to commit ** to a tenant while renting out a house. The victim then filed a report to ** and the man has been arrested and faces ** charges.
Another case occurred on a ship in Düsseldorf with 88 Ukrainian refugees on board. Sadly, one of the 18-year-old women was also on board with two refugees**.
These cases remind us that it is everyone's responsibility to ensure the safety and dignity of refugees.
Europol warns that women and children among Ukrainian refugees are being targeted for human trafficking. In order to protect the rights and interests of refugees, volunteer organizations throughout Germany provide information on asylum at train stations and help refugees stay in shelters.
Similar incidents have occurred in Ukraine's neighboring Poland. In early March of this year, Wroclaw arrested a 49-year-old man on the charge of **. The man lured a 19-year-old female Ukrainian refugee into her home under the pretext of providing accommodation and protection**.
Air Rescue, a group of former U.S. veterans, said they were concerned that some people might have become "prey" for human trafficking rings. Salam Charity noted that children on Ukraine's border with Poland have been targeted by traffickers.
The organization noted that human trafficking groups are taking advantage of the chaos to snatch more children and women.
Currently, 5.1 million of Ukraine's more than 10 million refugees have sought refuge in neighbouring countries, while another 6.5 million are displaced within their own countries.
Two or three of these refugees are women and children, and their living conditions are worrying. Caring for and protecting these vulnerable groups is a manifestation of the progress of human civilization. We should provide them with assistance and support so that they feel warm and safe.
They were uprooted from their homes because of the cruelty of war, and they also drifted away from a foreign country because of the desire for a peaceful life in their hearts. On the way to escape, they marched forward with hope, but on the way to escape, they were repeatedly attacked by **.
Their escape was originally a tragic poem, and we should prevent the tragedy of history from repeating itself in them.
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