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Epidemic of Lolitas in Brazil. Girls as Young as 10 Led into Prostitution. PDF Print E-mail
2005 - October 2005
Written by Francesco Neves   
Friday, 21 October 2005 09:03

Brazil campaign against child prostitutionIgarapava, in the interior of the Brazilian southeastern state of São Paulo, is the latest town to be included in a long list of São Paulo municipalities involved in child prostitution.

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May God help Brazil
written by Guest, October 22, 2005
It seems as so the Brazilian press has not done right by the people of Brazil. It is good that they are bringing out this trgity but who are these Polititians, Buisnessmen and farmers. The only way to stop this behaviour is bring the people into the spotlight so the whole world to see them and not allow this to happen again.
Simone Garcia
written by Guest, October 25, 2005
The population should go to the streets to demand a change in the low and real punishment to all people responsable for child sexual explotation. It is discusting and extremely selfish to not try to protect these children. What hell is going on?
These children could have been you or yours.
Wake up Brazil! Look after your present and future.
lolitas
written by Guest, December 29, 2005
unwanted children
written by HANS, October 18, 2009
I have made many observations while living in Brazil. One thing I have seen is an abundance of young, unwed mothers from broken homes. The massive numbers of illegitimate children in Brazil is staggering. I have no statistical data, but I would venture to say that the young girls born in this environment will be the next generation of prostitutes. Who is to blame: in my opinion they are the men who fail to provide any real moral foundation and simply leave their children to fend for themselves. A great many of these are foreigners but I see far more children, whose parents are both Brazilian, left to learn from the streets. The mothers are often times nothing more than children themselves and the fathers 2 to 3 times the age of the young woman they impregnate.

The future of any country are its children and it is every man's responsibility to protect his children, where ever they are, no matter the consequence.
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written by economical plaques, November 10, 2010
Thats just sad. Instead of playing & studying these children ends up in the street & sell their body. I do wish that someone out there is doing something about this things. It pisses me off to think that some heartless man would even get one of these children..

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