At the same time, the other half of the group without masks will walk around and react like they believe people do when they face prostitutes. To conclude, participants can think about what they felt. We cannot keep talking about prostitutes or prostitution while referring to only one part of the problem. We must incorporate and visualize the others who are supporting this situation. We are referring to the demand for prostitutes, the clients.
Participants can think about their own communities.
Women practicing prostitution. Families, communities, societies. Women's Trafficking Poverty and unemployment increase chances of women's trafficking. These practices violate women's rights and dignity, and put women in risky situations of violence and ill-treatment. See Article 6 of the Women's Convention and Recommendation No. 19 .