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One in four women in remote camps run by Turkey and the Syrian opposition factions in Syria's northwest are forced to engage in survival sex
2022-04-14
[PUBLISH.TWITTER]

In some of the remote camps named "widow camps" in northwest Syria, women and kiddies experience "chronic and high levels of violence and depression, with some women forced to engage in survival sex," a report released by the Non-governmental Organization World Vision said.

The report that was publicized by The Guardian said "children in such camps are severely neglected, abused and forced to work while mothers are at ’breaking point’ psychologically."

About 34% of children have experienced one or more forms of violence, 2% said they married young, 58% of boys and 49% of girls aged 11 or older forced to work, according to the report.

The world Vision has visited 28 camps in Syria’s northwest which are run by the Syrian opposition and the Ottoman Turkish military.

"The widow camps are home to tens of thousands of single women — including those who are divorced or whose husbands are missing — and their children," the report read.

One in four women said they had witnessed sexual abuse in the camp on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.

Women are not allowed to freely leave the camps, unable to seek paid employment or support their families, some find they have "no choice" but to engage in so-called survival sex with male guards and camp managers.

"Syrian widows and their children deserve the same level of empathy, compassion and commitment" Alexandra Matei, a lead author of the report and the Policy and Advocacy Officer for World Vision Brussels and EU Representation, said noting to the international solidarity with the victims of the conflict in Ukraine.

Posted by:Fred

#4  Yup - the Imperial Japanese army would lure Korean girls out of their village with promises of work and jobs only to place them just behind the font lines to serve something like 50-60 men a day - who would literally line up for their turn. After the war the girls were once again fucked over by their villages who would shun them.
Then of course you have the U.N. Nookie for Food program it ran, and still runs, in Africa.
Posted by: CrazyFool   2022-04-14 23:22  

#3  Didn't the Japanese do the same during their occupation of China circa WWII? They called them comfort women if I recall correctly.
Posted by: jpal   2022-04-14 16:10  

#2  Heard Disney"+" Cruise Lines is hiring.
Posted by: swksvolFF   2022-04-14 12:19  

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Posted by: Greng Black3494   2022-04-14 11:57  

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