अफ्रिकामा यसरी बेचियाका छन् नेपालि चेलीहरु (भिडियो)
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पुरा भिडियो हेर्न तलको बक्समा क्लिक गर्नु होला
Human Trafficking Problems Need To Solve Quickly
Each year in Nepal, an estimated 10,000-15,000 girls are trafficked across the border where they are sold into Indian brothels and forced to become prostitutes. These girls range between ages 7 and 24, with an average age of 15.
Nepali girls in Dance Bar - real scenario by bahaninepal Most of the girls are poor and come from villages where they are lured by false marriages, or the promises of employment or education. Many of them are sold by their families. They are usually processed through Kathmandu on their way to the Nepal-India border, where they face a very meager checkpoint. They and their traffickers are not required to show a passport, residence permit, or visa as they cross into India. When they reach their destination at a brothel in an Indian city, they quickly learn of their fate. Most of these young girls are innocent, and innocent girls are more valuable to traffickers. Consequently, nearly all of these girls are forced to begin prostitution within a day of their arrival. These precious daughters are forced to have sex with as many as 40 clients a day. If they protest, or try to run away, they are beaten or tortured. They are told that they have to “pay back” the price that they were bought for, though most of them have no real chance of being set free. They cannot leave the brothel, are often denied sufficient food, and are not paid. They live under the threat of beatings and torture, in a brothel in a strange city. Often these girls are forced to have unsafe abortions in the brothel, since many of the men do not use condoms. HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases are very common. After they are found to have HIV, the girls are thrown out. If they return to their villages, they face being ostracized because of what they have been—because of what was done to them. Many times their families will not take them back and their prospects for marriage or a job are very slim. Of those who don’t die of AIDS, most end up back on the street, selling themselves. -
पुरा भिडियो हेर्न तलको बक्समा क्लिक गर्नु होला
Nepali girls in Dance Bar - real scenario by bahaninepal Most of the girls are poor and come from villages where they are lured by false marriages, or the promises of employment or education. Many of them are sold by their families. They are usually processed through Kathmandu on their way to the Nepal-India border, where they face a very meager checkpoint. They and their traffickers are not required to show a passport, residence permit, or visa as they cross into India. When they reach their destination at a brothel in an Indian city, they quickly learn of their fate. Most of these young girls are innocent, and innocent girls are more valuable to traffickers. Consequently, nearly all of these girls are forced to begin prostitution within a day of their arrival. These precious daughters are forced to have sex with as many as 40 clients a day. If they protest, or try to run away, they are beaten or tortured. They are told that they have to “pay back” the price that they were bought for, though most of them have no real chance of being set free. They cannot leave the brothel, are often denied sufficient food, and are not paid. They live under the threat of beatings and torture, in a brothel in a strange city. Often these girls are forced to have unsafe abortions in the brothel, since many of the men do not use condoms. HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases are very common. After they are found to have HIV, the girls are thrown out. If they return to their villages, they face being ostracized because of what they have been—because of what was done to them. Many times their families will not take them back and their prospects for marriage or a job are very slim. Of those who don’t die of AIDS, most end up back on the street, selling themselves. -
पुरा भिडियो हेर्न तलको बक्समा क्लिक गर्नु होला
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