Sex-trafficking sting highlights vulnerability of foster children - latimes.com:
"More than 100 sexually exploited teenagers, some as young as 13, were rescued during a nationwide sex-trafficking sting over the weekend, the FBI announced Monday. The three-day sweep of 76 cities focused on underage victims of prostitution. The FBI said 105 teens — nearly all of them girls — were rescued, and 150 people suspected of being pimps were arrested."
Recommended reading:
Human Sex Trafficking (podcast), by Pricilla Del Aguila
Don't Blame Me Daddy: False Accusations of Child Sexual Abuse, by Dean Tong
