Creating a World Free From Sex Trafficking || Consider Before Consuming Podcast

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Valiant Richey started his career as a prosecutor, where he moved to the Special Assault Unit, handling sexual assault, child exploitation, and human trafficking cases for a decade. He now works for the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), an organization that works on security issues and human rights for 57 countries.
Val is an ambassador for the organization, working with countries on how they can better combat trafficking. His extensive experience and work with so many countries give him unique insight into how consistent the patterns and functions of human trafficking are from country to country.
In this episode, Valiant talks about how trafficking is fed by a demand for people willing to pay for sex. He explains how sexually explicit material further drives the demand for sexual violence and sex trafficking and the connection between how victims are treated and their abusers' use of pornography.
Valiant discusses how rampant sex trafficking is and what we can do to address it on a macro level, as well as individual shifts in our perspective and attitudes towards sex buying can help decrease the demand for sex trafficking.
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20 сен 2024

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@PinkiePi Год назад

This had me sobbing. I hate our society sometimes. A tragedy breaks out in the form of war and the mass exodus of a population, and right away scumbags are seeking to exploit them. It is so sad and infuriating. I also hate how normalized pornography has become, especially in the form of things like onlyfans. It is all sexual exploitation, and like he said, sex work shouldn't be an industry that is a last resort for anyone, or even an alternative for a proper education and fulfilling career. I also feel like it needs to be said, that when he says "buying sex" it shouldn't necessarily imply exchanging money. Even freely available pornography contributes to the problem, to the profits of the industry, and the exploitation of people. Thank you for the work you do.

@frobekenobi9401 11 месяцев назад

It had me in tears too, 😢I agree with everything you said . I wish more men had the same mindset and open mind and heart as you do . ❤thank you for being here

@cakecakeham5823 Год назад

That was an awesome speaker. I wish I'd found this channel sooner. I thought it was particularly interesting that, based on his work in prosecuting sex crimes, he doesn't see any scenario where legitimising or regulating sex work makes it any better or alleviates the problems its causing. This was tough to swallow, as I was trying to find a way to say that I disagree with some of FTND community's black and white attitude towards pornography. Recently FTND fielded an interview with a well known and current performer, which was lambasted by the community because that performer was regarded to be "part of the problem". But what they were saying is that their transition out of the studios and into owning their own channel was a progressive step towards improving the industry. While sites like OF have the same risks and problems as any other porn site, I was of the mind that transitioning performers into a paradigm where they own and control their own content and production was surely better for the industry and society as a whole than banning it outright. I suppose its not a new argument, but Prohibition didn't stop people drinking, it just made the brewers very wealthy. It's been hard to accept the perspectives of other interviewees who have retired from the industry and given interviews about their exploitation from the comfort and security their successful careers afforded. Here instead was someone who is still a participant in that industry, talking about how to make it better. That was, according to this community, "part of the problem". I didn't agree that the industry is universally harmful, but hearing him say that he doesn't see a scenario where regulating the industry would work, has given me a lot to reconsider there.

@megsley Год назад

thank you for having these important conversations and sharing them with the world ❤

@mgmassey174 Год назад

This is so important. Thank you. I've saved this on Important and Truth playlists on my channel. Will share as often as possible. This is an educational tool for survivors to educate the uninformed. God bless you for having this guest. Does he mind emails? As a survivor, i know the uphill battle he climbs. I'd love to know if his opposers have tried retaliation. I've seen it both online and off. Hence, my prayers for all good humans , especially this gentleman and all victims and survivors. In memory of those who didn't get away. All abuse eventually is poisonous. Pornography encourages abuse. Ty again ❤

@kimparke6653 Год назад

Pornography destroys dopamine in young minds. I saw a RU-vid commercial that I reported was suggesting to youth that porn is a viable career choice. Why did youvtube even allow that ad?

@pepperpeterpiperpickled9805 Год назад

yikes what?! was this for a particular website or who was advertising it?

@toniweston4330 Год назад

Please these people know what they are doing. These just don't care! All johns should be arrested! Then their identities and crimes should be exposed to society!!

@kimparke6653 Год назад

Dr. Hopper PHD, speaks very well on impact to victims.

@maneshwar5966 9 месяцев назад

Thank you for the report and data 🍀

@azsbwolf Год назад

This is rea;;y good information.

@marxtheidoloftheidle5591 Год назад

Let’s be honest. The only way to end the sex trafficking industry is for traffickers to start disappearing. I’m so sick of everyone beating around the bush. #makeworkingclassregularpeopleviolentagain

@djonkeppichery9168 Год назад

@fight the new drug it's time to end pornography

@Gabe94dotcom Год назад

Just let adults watch what they want? And watch reputable porn stars so you know they weren't abused? Impossible to end it.

@megangosiak1489 Год назад

Did you listen to anything he said? You can't be 100% sure that those on the screen are consenting. You can't know for sure there isn't coercion, which ANY coercion for ANYTHING sexual is sexual assault. Zero exceptions.

@Gabe94dotcom Год назад

@@megangosiak1489 it's just an organization that is ripping people like you off for your hard earned money it's impossible to end pornography. What you need to focus on is your family and not these phony charities