Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
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Re: Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
In an attempt to blend in with their surroundings, sex workers in Mombasa are undergoing a drastic fashion makeover. Most have traded in their scanty work attire for the buibui, a modest, loose, flowing gown and head covering favored by Muslim women.
In the city's red-light district, several buibui clad ladies of the night walk the streets. Some gave reasons for this change in clothing styles.
"I'm better off wearing the buibui so I look respectable. I can avoid arrest. I am just trying to get some money to live on,"one says.
Another claims she wears her buibui to hide her identity.
"I know I am sinning, but I'm forced to because I am looking for my livelihood. So to me, it's acceptable,"she stated. She also says it is easier for customers to figure out who are the prostitutes and who are not.
However, this new fashion craze is causing controversy in the predominantly Muslim city where women are required to cover their bodies when outside of their homes.
"I feel so embarrassed that sometimes I contemplate removing my buibui and throwing it away. The buibui has lost its respect," Mariam Salma said.
Asha Hussein, claims the sex workers are not native to Mombasa.
"They are not Muslims. Most are from Somalia and Ethiopia. They wear it to avoid public humiliation," she says.
Religious leaders are now urging the government to take action. According to Sheikh Muhammad Khalifa, secretary of the Council of Imams of Kenya, it is the government's responsibility to stop prostitution.
If the trend continues, police are likely to mistake respectable women for prostitutes, he says.
In the city's red-light district, several buibui clad ladies of the night walk the streets. Some gave reasons for this change in clothing styles.
"I'm better off wearing the buibui so I look respectable. I can avoid arrest. I am just trying to get some money to live on,"one says.
Another claims she wears her buibui to hide her identity.
"I know I am sinning, but I'm forced to because I am looking for my livelihood. So to me, it's acceptable,"she stated. She also says it is easier for customers to figure out who are the prostitutes and who are not.
However, this new fashion craze is causing controversy in the predominantly Muslim city where women are required to cover their bodies when outside of their homes.
"I feel so embarrassed that sometimes I contemplate removing my buibui and throwing it away. The buibui has lost its respect," Mariam Salma said.
Asha Hussein, claims the sex workers are not native to Mombasa.
"They are not Muslims. Most are from Somalia and Ethiopia. They wear it to avoid public humiliation," she says.
Religious leaders are now urging the government to take action. According to Sheikh Muhammad Khalifa, secretary of the Council of Imams of Kenya, it is the government's responsibility to stop prostitution.
If the trend continues, police are likely to mistake respectable women for prostitutes, he says.
Re: Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
Theyre not muslims indeed
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Re: Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
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But some are overwhelmed and even ask to return to Kharaz where they can get U.N. assistance. All need relief from the penury that fuels domestic violence and sometimes prostitution.
"Sometimes young girls come to Yemen, dreaming of a better life or of going to Saudi Arabia," said Aisha Said, a UNHCR social worker. "If they fail, maybe they do this prostitution or survival sex, but I can't tell you how many do it."
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/latestCr ... SL26600443
But some are overwhelmed and even ask to return to Kharaz where they can get U.N. assistance. All need relief from the penury that fuels domestic violence and sometimes prostitution.
"Sometimes young girls come to Yemen, dreaming of a better life or of going to Saudi Arabia," said Aisha Said, a UNHCR social worker. "If they fail, maybe they do this prostitution or survival sex, but I can't tell you how many do it."
Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/latestCr ... SL26600443
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Re: Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
Somali children sold in Europe 'for prostitution'
Source: http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_q ... _n14056309
An Italo-Somali band smuggling Somali children into Italy for distribution around Europe and north America has been uncovered by Rome police, sparking concern that the children may have finished up in prostitution or paedophile rings.
Eight alleged members of the band were arrested on Saturday, after a three month investigation during which 15 children were traced and placed in care.
Ostensibly destined for adoption, children aged between three and 12 were bought or kidnapped from their parents in poor Somali villages. The adults received a pittance for parting with their offspring. The children have been brought to Italy at a rate of up to three a week over the past 18 months, police said. Transported in the boots of cars, as parcels, or inside luggage, the terrified, starving children were taken to Mogadishu and then flown or shipped to Rome, where three couples who are now behind bars fattened them up before escorting them to their final destination. Police have found catalogues, circulated in Europe and north America, containing photographs of the Somali children available for adoption, with price tags of up to 50m lire (pounds 20,000) for the youngest. They voiced serious concern, however, over the fate of the older children, pointing out that few people seeking to adopt would be interested in children of that age. The three mixed Italo-Somali couples, all of whom have young children of their own, were used to ship the Somali children on once they had reached Rome and been prepared physically for the next stage in their ordeal: with no photograph of children under the age of 10 needed on passports, the couples could ferry the children to their final destination, passing them off as their own. Providing the necessary seal of legality to the operation, police allege, was Cahie Douglas Hassan Duale, a leading member of Rome's sizeable Somali community and a well known lawyer with chambers in the prestigious Borgo area, overlooking St Peter's. The arrest of Mr Duale, who is defence lawyer for the Somali warlord, Abdulli Mussa Bogar, has reopened the as yet unsolved mystery of the fatal shooting in Mogadishu in 1994 of the Italian journalist, Ilaria Alpi, and a cameraman, Milan Hrovatin. Mr Bogar, the Sultan of Bosaso, was the last person interviewed by Alpi, shortly before she and Hrovatin were gunned down in what was clearly a premeditated killing in mid-afternoon on a busy city street. The interview focused on illegal arms trafficking between Italy and Somalia, but may also, investigators now believe, have touched on the trade in children. Italian magistrates investigating the murder recently opened an inquiry into the administrators of an orphanage in Somalia who came forward voluntarily with information on Mr Bogar but provided false data which was obviously intended to confuse the investigation. According to Rome police, the couples who hosted the Somali children in Italy reaped no great financial benefit from their part in the smuggling operation. The bulk of the earnings appears to have remained in Somalia, though couriers there responsible for seizing the children and taking them to Mogadishu were similarly ill paid. The money may have gone to fund the political ambitions of some of the smuggling group's alleged members: Mr Duale is said to have harboured hopes of forming a new government in Somalia after the death of the leading warlord General Mohamed Farah Aideed.
Source: http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_q ... _n14056309
An Italo-Somali band smuggling Somali children into Italy for distribution around Europe and north America has been uncovered by Rome police, sparking concern that the children may have finished up in prostitution or paedophile rings.
Eight alleged members of the band were arrested on Saturday, after a three month investigation during which 15 children were traced and placed in care.
Ostensibly destined for adoption, children aged between three and 12 were bought or kidnapped from their parents in poor Somali villages. The adults received a pittance for parting with their offspring. The children have been brought to Italy at a rate of up to three a week over the past 18 months, police said. Transported in the boots of cars, as parcels, or inside luggage, the terrified, starving children were taken to Mogadishu and then flown or shipped to Rome, where three couples who are now behind bars fattened them up before escorting them to their final destination. Police have found catalogues, circulated in Europe and north America, containing photographs of the Somali children available for adoption, with price tags of up to 50m lire (pounds 20,000) for the youngest. They voiced serious concern, however, over the fate of the older children, pointing out that few people seeking to adopt would be interested in children of that age. The three mixed Italo-Somali couples, all of whom have young children of their own, were used to ship the Somali children on once they had reached Rome and been prepared physically for the next stage in their ordeal: with no photograph of children under the age of 10 needed on passports, the couples could ferry the children to their final destination, passing them off as their own. Providing the necessary seal of legality to the operation, police allege, was Cahie Douglas Hassan Duale, a leading member of Rome's sizeable Somali community and a well known lawyer with chambers in the prestigious Borgo area, overlooking St Peter's. The arrest of Mr Duale, who is defence lawyer for the Somali warlord, Abdulli Mussa Bogar, has reopened the as yet unsolved mystery of the fatal shooting in Mogadishu in 1994 of the Italian journalist, Ilaria Alpi, and a cameraman, Milan Hrovatin. Mr Bogar, the Sultan of Bosaso, was the last person interviewed by Alpi, shortly before she and Hrovatin were gunned down in what was clearly a premeditated killing in mid-afternoon on a busy city street. The interview focused on illegal arms trafficking between Italy and Somalia, but may also, investigators now believe, have touched on the trade in children. Italian magistrates investigating the murder recently opened an inquiry into the administrators of an orphanage in Somalia who came forward voluntarily with information on Mr Bogar but provided false data which was obviously intended to confuse the investigation. According to Rome police, the couples who hosted the Somali children in Italy reaped no great financial benefit from their part in the smuggling operation. The bulk of the earnings appears to have remained in Somalia, though couriers there responsible for seizing the children and taking them to Mogadishu were similarly ill paid. The money may have gone to fund the political ambitions of some of the smuggling group's alleged members: Mr Duale is said to have harboured hopes of forming a new government in Somalia after the death of the leading warlord General Mohamed Farah Aideed.
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Re: Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
All because of a stupid war the women are doomed to protitution.
Re: Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
very true, it basically boils down to greed and fast cashWasteMan wrote:^gaining the market subhanallah, alot of them have no responsibility, no children to feed but do it for the easy money
Re: Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
S-D-M wrote:Costa,
How can i get one i mean like escort services i have visa card
Walee daba cadeeye baad kanoqon hadaad garbaharey aado.....Adiga beey ku'iibin and they will prostitute you fella...






There are thousands of Somali prostitutes in Yemen
Ilahay baa noo maqan
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Re: Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
atleast they get paid
the ones in the west give it up for free
the ones in the west give it up for free

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Re: Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
I like how all these people living in the West pass judgement on their own left back in that hell hole !
Qolo ba koox gooni ah bay wadata , dagaal bay ku wada kacsadaan , laakin marka runta la hor keeno , mid waliba " Ilaah baa noo maqan " bay iska odhanaysa!
Kenyan4life , the kikuyus and all of your women were known to be prostitutes since Livingstone &Stanley days madafaka!
Qolo ba koox gooni ah bay wadata , dagaal bay ku wada kacsadaan , laakin marka runta la hor keeno , mid waliba " Ilaah baa noo maqan " bay iska odhanaysa!
Kenyan4life , the kikuyus and all of your women were known to be prostitutes since Livingstone &Stanley days madafaka!
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Re: Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
Viva Somaliland - We have strippers but we do not prostitutes 

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Re: Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
BLAME THE CIVIL WAR
SOMALI WOMEN SELLING SEX IN YEMEN

SOMALI WOMEN SELLING SEX IN YEMEN

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Re: Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
SahanGalbeed wrote:I like how all these people living in the West pass judgement on their own left back in that hell hole !
Qolo ba koox gooni ah bay wadata , dagaal bay ku wada kacsadaan , laakin marka runta la hor keeno , mid waliba " Ilaah baa noo maqan " bay iska odhanaysa!
Kenyan4life , the kikuyus and all of your women were known to be prostitutes since Livingstone &Stanley days madafaka!
im not a fukking bantu, madafaka
Re: Somali prostitution on the rise in Kenya, Yemen
Htologist wrote:Gabadh Isaaq ah kuma jirto waxaa aad sheegeyso! they all from Butt-land aka PUntland!
idiot.


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