Category Archives: Sex Industry
In March, it was “Women’s Day” in Uganda, and all of our women sat in the shade at our compound eating a celebratory chicken lunch. This was a day to rejoice. In Gulu, Uganda, it is often the women that hold their families together. When husbands and fathers walk out far too often, it is the women that are left to care for homes of six or eight children, providing food, school fees, clothes…love and attention. Here in Gulu, to … Continue reading
Neet’s Sweets was founded by and operated by a survivor of exploitation in sex industry and now she employs other survivors and at risk women to work in the bakery. Antonia “Neet” Childs was once a victim exploited in the commercial sex industry. She was victimized and trafficked by an older man who recognized her vulnerabilities and used them to control her. Luckily a dream from her past, a role model, and the provisions of God allowed her to escape … Continue reading
“God In A Brothel” is the gut wrenching story of a sex trafficking investigator’s efforts to stop slavery. Daniel Walker recounts his four years as a sex trafficking investigator for an international human rights organization in “God In A Brothel”. This is a heavy topic and the reader experiences Mr. Walker’s burden and passion as he shares the plight of victims, the dangers of investigations, and the failures of some rescue attempts. Mr. Walker also points out the need for … Continue reading
If you are looking for a novel that is full of suspense, lost love, and redemption “A Walk Across the Sun” is what you have been looking for. If you need a gripping tale that will introduce someone to the topic of human trafficking, “A Walk Across The Sun” is it. If the novels you have read about sex trafficking don’t seem realistic, “A Walk Across The Sun” depicts the horrors of sex trafficking without crossing the line of becoming … Continue reading
