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Screened at Sundance, Sacrifice examines the social, cultural, and economic forces at work in the trafficking of Burmese girls into prostitution in Thailand
Each year thousands of young girls are recruited from rural Burmese villages to work in the sex industry in neighboring Thailand.
Held for years in debt bondage in illegal Thai brothels, they suffer extreme abuse by pimps, clients, and the police.
The trafficking of Burmese girls has soared in recent years as a direct result of political repression in Burma. Human rights abuses, war and ethnic discrimination has displaced hundreds of thousands of families, leaving families with no means of livelihood. An offer of employment in Thailand is a rare chance for many families to escape extreme poverty.

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Burmese women and girls and subjecting them to near certain abuse on return to Burma. ninety-five Burmese women and girls. women and girls without charge or trial to penal reform institutions pending their repatriation non-ethnic Burman women and girls Thailand has the greatest responsibility for protecting the women and girls whose human rights are violated on its territory

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French national living at the View Talay Condominium 1 complex of Thappraya Road  two Burmese men at the View Talay Condominium 1 complex in Jomtien  sexual services rendered on the previous night  Mr. Tawan Aree [18] and Mr. Lee Yong [18], both Burmese nationals, were arrested by police and taken to the Pattaya Police Station his sexual services the previous night. 

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Mae Sai, Chiangmai and Bangkok In the interviews with the women and girls, we realized that simple questions and answers masked a much more complex reality.
many of the girls, when asked if they knew they would be working in prostitution before they came to Thailand, said, "Yes."

Burmese pseudonyms for the real names of the victims.


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Lin Lin" was thirteen years old when she was recruited by an agent for work in Thailand. Her father took $480 from the agent with the understanding that his daughter would pay the loan back out of her earnings.
From http://www.lilith-ezine.com/articles/sex/Sex-Trafficking-in-Burma-and-Thailand.html

The agent took "Lin Lin" to Bangkok,
"Lin Lin" did not know what was going on until a man came into her room and started touching her breasts and body and then forced her to have sex.
 If she refused a client's demands, she was slapped and threatened by the owner. 
"Lin Lin" is just one of thousands of Burmese women and girls who have been trafficked and sold into what amounts to female sexual slavery in Thailand.
These Burmese women and girls are only a fraction of the estimated 800,000 to two million prostitutes currently working in Thailand.


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Trafficking of Burmese Women and Girls
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. INTRODUCTION
II. BACKGROUND
A. POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC FACTORS
International Response and Thai-Burmese Relations
Economic Factors
Immigration
B. RELEVANT NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
The 1928 Anti-Trafficking Act
1960 Criminalization of Prostitution
The Entertainment Places Act and the Penal Code
III. THREE PORTRAITS
"LIN LIN"
"NYI NYI"
"SWE SWE"
IV. TRAFFICKING IN WOMEN AND GIRLS
A. RECRUITMENT
The Promises
The Money
Sexual Abuse in the Course of Recruitment
Moving From Brothel to Brothel
Ranong
B. THE BROTHEL
Debt Bondage
Illegal Confinement
Rape and Other Forms of Sexual and Physical Abuse
Working Conditions
Health Care, Birth Control and AIDS
V. THE THAI GOVERNMENT'S ROLE
A. OFFICIAL INVOLVEMENT IN TRAFFICKING: A PATTERN OF IMPUNITY
The Songkhla Murder
B. NON-ARREST OF TRAFFICKERS, PIMPS, PROCURERS, BROTHEL OWNERS AND CLIENTS
C. DISCRIMINATORY AND ARBITRARY ARREST OF TRAFFICKING VICTIMS
D. VIOLATIONS OF DUE PROCESS
E. PROLONGED DETENTION, SUMMARY TRIALS AND CUSTODIAL ABUSE
Local Jails
Immigration Detention Center (IDC)
Emergency Shelters
F. DEPORTATION
Summary Deportation: The Thai Side
Deportation from Ranong
Deportation From Kanchanaburi
Discreet Returns over the Border
Summary Deportation: The Burmese Side
G. THE NON-PENAL ALTERNATIVE: OFFICIAL REPATRIATION
VI. NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs)
NGOS IN THAILAND
NGOS IN BURMA
VII. CAPTIVE PARTNERS: FORCED PROSTITUTION AND HIV/AIDS
A. ABUSES THAT LEAD TO HIV INFECTION
B. THAI GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY
C. ABUSES ARISING FROM PERCEIVED OR ACTUAL HIV STATUS
Mandatory HIV testing
Testing in the brothels
Testing in official custody
Testing at the Temporary Shelters
Breach of Medical Confidentiality
Discrimination
D. WITHHOLDING INFORMATION ABOUT HIV/AIDS
E. TREATMENT ON RETURN TO BURMA
VIII. INTERNATIONAL RESPONSE
U.S. POLICY AND TRAFFICKING
OTHER COUNTRIES
HIV AND AIDS
UNITED NATIONS AGENCIES
IX. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS