The women who are recruited for sex work in wealthy countries are forced to do several things against their will. Which of the following is NOT one of these types of behavior mentioned by Hodge and Leitz?
a. Selling drugs on street corners.
b. Engaging in abusive, violent, or degrading sexual acts.
c. Serving 40-50 clients on any given night, working 18-hour days.
d. None of the above was behaviors forced upon these women.
Question 2
How do recruiters assure that the women they trafficked will stay in the countries to which they were brought and perform the services that are required of them?
a. Recruiters use threats and violence to keep women in their place and to make sure they are doing their jobs..
b. Recruiters hold on to the passports of these young women so that they cannot leave the countries.
c. Recruiters tell the women that they have committed crimes and will turn them into the authorities, unless they cooperate and do the jobs they were sent to do.
d. All of the above.
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