Question 11313 — women

Summary

Mr. Christophe Arend alerts the Secretary of State, attached to the Prime Minister, responsible for equality between women and men, to the increase in youth prostitution, in particular to the phenomenon of “city pimping” affecting young women, often minors. For several years, alongside foreign criminal human trafficking networks, cases relating to acts of pimping of the cities have multiply. The Central Office for the Suppression of Trafficking in Human Beings (OCRTEH) has noted very strong increases in the prostitution of minors since 2014. It is the result of both a greed for money and an extreme trivialization of the sexual act, exacerbated by the explosion of pornography easily accessible online. The pace becomes more urgent and the company, initially consensual, transforms into a perverse bondage report. At the beginning of April 2018, the Créteil criminal court sentenced several men to sentences ranging from 2 to 6 years of imprisonment for having prostituted young girls they met in their neighborhood and whom they presented as their “friends”. These young girls, addicted to cocaine, made up to 300 trips per month to hotels in Île-de-France. One of the young victims declared to bring in up to 48,000 euros per month. These new prostitution networks are increasingly difficult to identify and dismantle. Developing on social networks and the Internet, they appear and disappear from one week to the next, without the police being able to act. Thus, he questions him on the means that the Government intends to implement to fight against the exponential development of this taboo and new phenomenon. which disconcerts adults.

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