“... [Others] were physically
forced into prostitution by flesh-traffickers or pimps who waited at train and
bus stations, greeted young girls arriving from the countryside with promises
of employment or room and board, then “initiated” them – through rape – into
sex work or sold them to brothels. Women also fell into prostitution by
responding to fraudulent advertisements which offered appealing calls for
employment as waitresses, storekeepers, singers, and entertainers. Some ads even
promised “education” (kyoyuk) without
specifying what the women would be expected to learn.”
If you think the above is yet another description about how the brutal Japanese recruited Korean women to make them work as sex slaves, you're wrong. This is how Korean guys deceived Korean women into prostitution after the Korean War to make serve U.S. soldiers. (Sex among Allies, Katherine H.S. Moon, Columbia University Press)
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