Another piece of brilliant Journalism!!

[anon361]

I'd love to know who there sources are and on what research they are basing there figures on??

[LLAMEDOS]

I'd love to know who there sources are and on what research they are basing there figures on??

E-I displayed on RTE`s Prime Time tonight,--- yet another hapless display of seemingly
amateurish investigation and disjointed presentation.

[nicegirlsarenice]

I don't understand how such a "forced-prostitution" scheme could ever operate in Ireland. Who would the punters be? Oh yeah, it must be us... E-I, the very first and biggest site they searched on google.... brilliant detective work!

[RicFlair]

Yo! RTE and TV3 eat this!!!

[pablo_23]

Yo! RTE and TV3 eat this!!!

Damn it Ric Flar I am just eating my breakfast

[LLAMEDOS]

I`de rather have a bowl of Cocopops ! ---- whats got a hazel nut in every bite ? - Squirrel Shit of course !!

[Alec Horan]

Damn it Ric Flar I am just eating my breakfast

Me Too - URRRGGGHHH !!!!!!

How could anyone do that to their skin and hair ?

[El Gordo]

I'd love to know who there sources are and on what research they are basing there figures on??

This and the Irish Times story are based on a press release from the Immigrant council of Ireland: The Immigrant Council of Ireland - information on immigrants' rights in the areas of immigration law, employment, accommodation, social welfare, health care, education, and equality legislation.
The press release links to a 206 page study, which you can read if you have a lot of time on your hands. The study was funded by the Religious Sisters of Charity, which may explain some of their point of view.

The numbers quoted, 100 women trafficked in two years and a 180 million euro sex industry in Ireland, sound fairly plausible, unlike the wildly inflated numbers which regularly appear in the British press.

[nicegirlsarenice]

This and the Irish Times story are based on a press release from the Immigrant council of Ireland: The Immigrant Council of Ireland - information on immigrants' rights in the areas of immigration law, employment, accommodation, social welfare, health care, education, and equality legislation.
The press release links to a 206 page study, which you can read if you have a lot of time on your hands. The study was funded by the Religious Sisters of Charity, which may explain some of their point of view.

The numbers quoted, 100 women trafficked in two years and a 180 million euro sex industry in Ireland, sound fairly plausible, unlike the wildly inflated numbers which regularly appear in the British press.

This is a part of why I never give money to charity. The main reason is that the money systematically just goes back into the hands of another dictator. It's like trying to fill up a barrel full of holes with water.

I donate to good causes though such as trying to save the Orangutans from extinction: SOS – Sumatran Orangutan Society

[annasavicha]

I seen it and i think i know where it came from as i been asked to take part in researches and stuff..

At the start i agreed than i said no...


Who s that girl Leila or Lyla or whatever her name was?