] War time forced prostitution takes several forms ranging from individual trafficking by armed forces to the institutionalization of the act of rape by military or civil authorities. The term ‘forced prostitution’ is often used in the press to refer to men and women displaced by war who are forced to engage in prostitution to survive. [ 204 ] However, this is not the sense in which it is in this article. Accused of the rape of a 13-year old Iraqi girl, soldier Steve Dale Green officially stated that: "I didn't think of the Iraqis as human." under oath when questioned why he killed the child's family before raping and killing her. [ 208 ] [ 209 ] There are other charges of U.S. soldiers taking turns in raping 14-year old girls that are pending because of government secrecy. [ 210 ] It is estimated that at least 50,000 women were forced into sexual slavery by German forces during World War II. [ 211 ] Official brothels of local women were established for occupying troops in Poland, France, Scandinavia, the Balkans, and Russia, and for front line troops in Africa and the Middle East. [ 212 ] These brothels were staffed by local women, many of whom were either held against their will as sex slaves, or given the ‘choice’ between internment and prostitution. [ 211 ] Furthermore, a brothel system was established in German concentration camps, both for the use of camp personnel, and to reward good behaviour on