It's encouraging to read that more and more people are starting to use the internet to fight back against the scumbags that use it for sexual exploitation.
The Sexual Terrorism blog reports that in Bahrain, a human rights group has launched a cyber-campaign with a dual purpose: to inform victims victims and expose victimizers.
The Bahrain Youth Society for Human Rights is already investigating the perpetrators behind websites that are offering sex to customers here and in other Gulf countries, and now with the same technology it hopes to help solve the problem.
It believes raising awareness about sex trafficking and offering victims a way out are the keys to making a difference.
The society plans to approach companies, bloggers, recruiters, organisations and others to post on their website a banner in various languages that will contain information about sex trafficking and useful contacts for victims.
Similar information will be sent through an e-mail campaign.
Full story here.
Exposing these creeps and their tactics can work if it's done on a large scale. You can't count on bureaucrats in established institutions doing it, however, because there is so much corruption and collusion within them in every country.
Thank God for the internet.
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