"The state system in Europe promotes women trafficking by turning down legal entry from Africa," Milborn said. "The state as pimp" is how they provocatively denounce Europe. In the book they also criticise current legislation and the police. They spoke to victims, traffickers and people who pay for sex. The two authors, both from Austria, examined women trafficking from Africa, especially Nigeria, and forced prostitution in Europe for their book "Ware Frau" (Female goods: tracing modern slavery from Africa to Europe. Euro 2008 is being co-hosted by Switzerland and Austria and runs from June 7-29. The coalition "Euro 08 against women trafficking" for example has launched an information campaign and is also running an internet site and hot line. But women's organisations in Switzerland are also making themselves heard. "We can already see how things are 'warming up' and how more and more women are being brought to the venues," Milborn told swissinfo. This content was published on 18:39 18:39Ĭorinna Milborn and Mary Kreutzer say that with only a month to go until Euro 2008 kicks off in Basel, the prostitution industry is getting into gear. Despite countless international resolutions against women trafficking, victims in Europe remain largely unprotected, say two authors.
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