Talk about sex

[QUOTE]Time, and perhaps a helping hand... [QUOTE]

You mean government intervention?

[SiamJai]

No. Government already intervenes, and it just makes the situation worse. I am talking about a totally different approach.

Care to share? My personal opinion would be to tackle child prostitution first......

[SiamJai]

It is too early for me to give a definite answer. I need to learn much more about it.

(No, I am not referring to "field experience", before anyone starts to get funny ideas! )

[sky]

what about education.. providing education in terms of skills... this will provide the people with a knowledge and kno-how to so that they are equipped to choose to help themselves... finding an alternate solution in working for money??? any comments?

[Makiy0]

Eliminate the sense of choicelessness that force many girls into this line.

[Wanna]

I think the women are not treated with equality. Is it more difficult to get a decent job if you are a woman compared to a man with the same education?

[SiamJai]

Quote[/b] ]One time I found a collection of old Thai political cartoons (kind of like Doonesbury in the US) told about the despicable state of women. There was one, for example that criticized the practice that when someone wanted a favor, he gave one of his daughters as a present to a wealthy, influential statesman.

This is what I wrote - what it seems like an eternity ago. The book just got in my hands again as I was looking up a reference the other day. "One picture tells a thousand words" the Chinese say, so I thought I scan the above-mentioned cartoon for ya.
Ain't that nasty?