1. What were your impressions of this documentary?
with a heavy heart, most sadness, I watched the documentary named Sex Slaves. The victim Katia'returning home is cheering, but what she and her husband experienced till the final adjudgement to the flagrant trafficker is absolutely unimagined and unpredicted—a pregnant wife is sold, sufferring unbelievable damage both mental and physical; a praiseworthy husband undergoes so much twists and turns; a flagitious trafficker eventually gets only a 5-year probation. From the cause and the process of trafficking, we do see a trafficking chain—middleman, agent and employer. But only the simple chain is in operation? the answer is no. Besides the chain, law enforcement and corruption are an unassailable contributing factor to push human trafficking forward. Compared with the victims' unfortunate, this is a huge unfortunate of our communities. It is especially unfortunate in circumstances like those that surround human trafficking because the very people who ought to help trafficked persons cannot always be counted on.
2. Can we win the fight against sex trafficking?
It is very difficult to win the fight against sex trafficking. As long as corruption, poverty and trafficker exist at the same time, to stop the tragedy will be impossible. But I do believe human trafficking cases will eventually die out.
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