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    Web Link Sex trafficking victim testifies
    Portland, Oregon (CNN) -- Among the strung out addicts with zombie eyes and the beaten down prostitutes loitering by neon-lit entrances to adult video stores, Kelsey Emily Collins would have stuck out.
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    Web Link Activists Combat AIDS and Eschew ’Stigma 101
    Philadelphia activists alarmed at the skyrocketing rate of HIV among the African American community have decided to take their message of safer sexual practices to young gay men and MSMs where they live: On the street, at the gym, and anywhere else guys gather or cruise for sex, local newspaper the Inquirer reported on July 6
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    Web Link $7 million prostitution ring busted in New York City, police say
    High Class NY is an escort service based in the Sheepshead Bay neighborhood of Brooklyn.STORY HIGHLIGHTS Charges include promoting prostitution and sale of a controlled substance Clients would pay thousands for a night with "escorts," the district attorney says Names of shell companies would mask the charges on credit card bills, the DA says New York (CNN) -- Seventeen people and five "corporations" connected to a New York City escort service were indicted in Brooklyn Wednesday, charged with running a high-price prostitution and drug ring.
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    Web Link FIGHT THE NEW DRUG PORNOGRAPHY
    During the Victorian era movement, in the 1850s, England passed the first laws against pornography. The laws did not stop the prolific spread of pornography and may have actually increased demand. In the 1970's and 1980's, the extreme feminists took up the banner of the anti-porn movement. Their approach was bellicose and divisive and focused on passing laws that were eventually found to be unconstitutional. Learning from the past, Fight the New Drug takes a non-legislative, non-judgmental approach. We recognize an individual's right to view and produce pornography, however, once they are educated on the harmful effects of pornography we believe they will choose to avoid it. We only wish to educate about the negative effects of pornography on individuals, families, and businesses.
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    Web Link Seeking Arrangement: College Students Using 'Sugar Daddies' To Pay Off Loan Debt
    Wade, who started Seeking Arrangement back in 2006, can easily identify with the Jacks of the world. He created the site for fellow high-net-worth individuals who "possess high standards but don't have a lot of time to date the traditional way."
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    Web Link Chimp to Man to History Books: The Path of AIDS
    Our story begins sometime close to 1921, somewhere between the Sanaga River in Cameroon and the Congo River in the former Belgian Congo. It involves chimps and monkeys, hunters and butchers, “free women” and prostitutes, syringes and plasma-sellers, evil colonial lawmakers and decent colonial doctors with the best of intentions. And a virus that, against all odds, appears to have made it from one ape in the central African jungle to one Haitian bureaucrat leaving Zaire for home and then to a few dozen men in California gay bars before it was even noticed — about 60 years after its journey began.
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    Web Link Internet Escort Services Firms Charged with Money Laundering
    The United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania today announced the filing of a Criminal Information charging money laundering and criminal forfeiture allegations against Philadelphia-based corporations, R.S. Duffy, Inc. and National A-1 Advertising, Inc., and a plea agreement calling for the forfeiture of $4.9 million and a $1.5 million fine.
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    Web Link The Victims
    iReport — The Victims Adult Book Stores Booths and Theaters
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    Web Link Cyber Alerts for Parents & Kids
    Cyber Alerts for Parents & Kids Tip #1: Be Prudent When Posting Images Online 12/22/2011 With the explosive popularity of smartphones and social media platforms, sharing photos has never been easier. Millions of pictures are uploaded to the web every day, and camera-enabled mobile phones are the perennial top-selling consumer electronic devices. So it’s a safe bet that even more photos will be cropping up on image-hosting communities and personal websites.
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    Web Link Understanding the Serious Crime of Stalking
    The Office on Violence Against Women proudly joins the President in recognizing January as National Stalking Awareness Month (NSAM). Stalking is described by the Justice Department’s Bureau of Justice Statistics as, “a course of conduct directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to feel fear for his or her safety or the safety of someone close such as a family member.”
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    Web Link CORPUS CHRISTI — The mother of a 26-year-old man found shot to death last summer in an adult video store has sued the owner claiming a lack of security was to blame for her son’s murder.
    CORPUS CHRISTI — The mother of a 26-year-old man found shot to death last summer in an adult video store has sued the owner claiming a lack of security was to blame for her son’s murder.
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    Web Link Attorney General Eric Holder Announces Revisions to the Uniform Crime Report’s Definition of Rape
    Data Reported on Rape Will Better Reflect State Criminal Codes, Victim Experiences
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    Web Link 1 in 3 women affected by partner's violent behavior
    More than one in three women have experienced sexual assault, physical violence or stalking by an intimate partner during their lifetime, according to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention survey.
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    Web Link Experts: Vets' PTSD, violence a growing problem
    (CNN) -- A man opens fire in a national park, killing a ranger who was attempting to stop him after he blew through a vehicle checkpoint. A second man is suspected in the stabbing deaths of four homeless men in Southern California. Both men, U.S. military veterans, served in Iraq -- and both, according to authorities and those who knew them, returned home changed men after their combat service.
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    Web Link The Future Won't Happen if We continue this
    Wow! Prostitution, Pimping, Adultery, Sex in the Public even Charging Money for Sex must be legal at least in Philadelphia and the surrounding area. It has been about a year since I left the last job I will ever have in the porn industry. I worked in an Adult themed bookstore located on the “Corridor of Crime” Passyunk Ave in southwest Philadelphia.
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    Web Link House bill bans welfare spending at strip clubs
    NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- If welfare recipients want to dole out the dollar bills at a strip club, they'd better make sure it's not government money ... at least if a bill in Congress becomes law. The House last week overwhelmingly passed legislation that would require states to ban the ability to access government benefits at strip clubs, liquor stores and casinos.
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    Web Link Ukrainian Hockey Coach Accused of Fondling Teen Found Dead in Cell: Official
    Ukrainian hockey coach Ivan Pravilov, who trained teens and professionals in the Philadelphia area, was found dead in his jail cell Friday, an officials told the Associated Press.
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    Web Link Pa. man accused of using Facebook to lure teen girls
    Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly, center, points to a poster size image of William R. Ainsworth, during a news conference Friday, Feb. 10, 2012 in Pittsburgh, to elaborate on the charges Ainsworth faces. Ainsworth is accused of using an elaborate scheme on Facebook to solicit sexually graphic messages and photos from teenage girls and arrange in person meetings. William Caye, a senior deputy with the attorney generals child predator unit is at right.
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    Web Link A bloody start to the year for Philadelphia
    Philadelphia (CNN) -- Stephanie Mayweather is out of answers. Standing outside a corner market in crime-ridden North Philadelphia, she throws her arms up in desperation.
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    Web Link California Youth Counselor Sentenced to 29 Years in Prison for Producing Child Pornography
    WASHINGTON – Thomas Perez Jewell was sentenced yesterday in federal court in Oakland, Calif., to 29 years in prison and was ordered to pay $234,000 in restitution for producing child pornography, announced Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division, U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag of the Northern District of California and Special Agent in Charge Stephanie Douglas of the FBI’s San Francisco Field Office.