More FL would be flocking to Sinkapore Soon!

[MarrickG]

Prostitution raids: 1,100 held in Beijing

BEIJING - POLICE in Beijing have arrested more than 1,100 suspects in connection with prostitution rings, many housed in high-end saunas and entertainment venues in China's capital, state press said on Friday.

During the one-month crackdown, dozens of high-end nightclubs and karaoke bars were shut down, as well as more than 250 hair salons, the China Daily said.

'Customers are usually very rich and they pay at least 20,000 yuan (S$4,042) for membership and then they will be eligible for special services,' the paper quoted one nightclub manager surnamed Ma as saying.

Police officials told the paper that most of the nightlife spots offering prostitutes to clients were run by organised crime gangs.

Following 30 years of booming economic growth, prostitution - once nearly wiped out in China following the 1949 communist revolution - has flourished.

http://news.asiaone.com/News/Latest+News/Asia/Story/A1Story20100514-216228.html

 

[jw5]

I don't see any problem in more China FLs coming to SG.
More choices for the cheongsters, more competition for the SG women.

 

[BuiKia]

SG women are no competition in the 1st place.

I don't see any problem in more China FLs coming to SG.
More choices for the cheongsters, more competition for the SG women.

 

[hillary888]

Sexual exploitation of females in Singapore. Shame on you!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_trafficking_in_Singapore
Singapore is a destination country for women and girls trafficked for the purpose of labor and commercial sexual exploitation. Some women from India, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, and the People’s Republic of China who travel to Singapore voluntarily for prostitution or work are subsequently deceived or coerced into sexual servitude. A significant number of foreign domestic workers in Singapore faces the unlawful confiscation of their travel documents, restrictions on their movement, confinement, and/or physical or sexual abuse. Some Singaporean men travel to countries in the region for child sex tourism. The Government of Singapore does not fully comply with the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking; however, it is making significant efforts to do so. In February, 2008 the government enacted amendments to the Penal Code that criminalize prostitution involving a minor under the age of 18, thereby ensuring that Singaporean law criminalizes all severe forms of trafficking in persons. The police adopted new training programs and procedures to familiarize officers with the new Penal Code offenses and to provide them with the skills to identify potential trafficking victims. Notably, the recent Penal Code amendments also extend extraterritorial jurisdiction over Singaporean citizens and permanent residents who sexually exploit children in other countries, and make organizing or promoting child sex tourism a criminal offense. At the same time, however, the government did not prosecute or convict any trafficking offenders during the reporting period, and did not take adequate measures to protect victims of trafficking, particularly foreign domestic workers subjected to forced labor conditions.