Chapter 16 – Sex Trafficking
2014
This chapter introduces readers to the concept of sex trafficking, dispels some of the uninformed notions about who is involved and why, and helps them to understand the broad spectrum of sexual assault victimization that it creates. To be clear, the culture of sex trafficking is in part created by sexual assault, thrives on sexual assault as a commodity and a weapon, and ensures the continued sexual assault of those coerced into servitude.
When, in the course of an investigation, a sex worker is encountered, consider that you are very likely dealing with someone whose life is caught up in this cycle. Treating this person with respect is the first and only place to start. From there, an investigation of the facts can begin and the truth of the circumstances learned. Regardless, nobody deserves to be sexually assaulted, no matter who he or she is or what he or she does.
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