by Rachel L. Yuayan
INTRODUCTION
Cybersex is a multi-billion dollar industry. It preys on the young and the economically vulnerable in society. It enriches the recruiters and operators of the industry while it robs the child victims of their innocence and youth.
In 2008, an American national, with his Filipino wife, were arrested in La Union for operating […]
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