Following a United Nations rapporteur's report on the atrocities that accompany prostitution, evangelical groups call on nation states to stop normalizing sex services and instead officially recognise prostitution and its related variations as systematically linked to violence and the exploitation of women and girls. The organizations supported the gruesome and damning findings of Ms. Reem Alsalem, the U. Pornography exposure for children had quadrupled sex offenses against children in the past decade, with most victims being girls.
Kidnapping, abduction and enforced disappearance were also common. They have foreign objects inserted into their bodies, urinated, defecated and ejaculated upon, and can be forced to have unprotected sex.
As a result, they are often left with lasting physical disabilities. Frontline organizations reported that the consequences of prostitution on women and girls were akin to victims of torture. A study in nine countries showed that 68 percent of prostitutes suffered post traumatic stress. Forced abortions, pelvic floor degradation and cervical cancer were among the numerous consequences of prostitution on women and girls noted in the report.
The issue of coercion was also highlighted, with control and exploitation not just by pimps and traffickers, but also States. Alsalem highlighted that migrant women in debt bondage were forced into sex acts to try and pay their debts.
This issue of State involvement meant that nations made profits from prostituted women in full legalized systems. Alsalem pointed out the example of Switzerland enjoying an annual revenue of 3. Authorities were also struggling to beat technological demands for prostitution via pornography. A study of popular porn videos in showed that In the Republic of Korea, where the U. Government estimated in that 44 percent espouse a religion and 45 percent of that figure are Protestant and 18 percent Roman Catholic, Alsalem said 42 percent of all men have bought sex acts once in their lifetime.
