Most Anti-Sex Trafficking, Anti-Human Trafficking, Anti-prostitution organizations like: Traffick911, Not for Sale, Shared Hope International, A Future Not A Past, Polaris Project, Salvation Army, Women’s Funding Network, and the Dallas Women’s Foundation, and many more want the public to believe that:

All men are evil:

All men would rape a small child, if given the chance. All men would get erections and are turned on by children under the age of 18 years old.

All adult men would sexually abuse children, girls, boys, women if only given the chance, and thought they would not be caught. All men hurt children, only women help children. All men have these feelings, and act this way because they are men and cannot help it. Therefore strong laws against men must to made to control the evil male population. (of course all males in the world are evil)

If a 5 year old child was crying alone in the street, because she was lost, these groups honestly believe that if a man came across the child first, most men would want to have sex with the child, and charge other men money to have sex with his newly found child sex slave rather than help the child. If a woman came across the child they would always help the child.

There is hard factual evidence that most of these anti-sex trafficking groups feel this way. Just the fact that they tell lies that hundreds of millions of men victimize and rape millions of child sex trafficking prostitute victims without any proof, evidence or victims being found proves this. Just look at the Super Bowl, World Cup, Olympics Child Sex Trafficking myth for example.

Here are some good websites for more information about Sex Trafficking:

http://sextraffickingtruths.blogspot.com/

http://bebopper76.wordpress.com

The following information is from a report from the Crimes against children research center which talks about the Unknown Exaggerated Statistics of Juvenile Prostitution.

http://www.unh.edu/ccrc/prostitution/Juvenile_Prostitution_factsheet.pdf

Crimes against Children Research Center ● University of New Hampshire ● 126 Horton Social Science Center ● Durham, NH 03824 (603) 862‐1888●Fax: (603) 862‐1122●www.unh.edu/ccrc

I suggest you see the links below which talks about the myth of the average age of a prostitute: http://www.confluere.com/store/pdf-zn/trafficking_web.pdf

http://eminism.org/blog/entry/62