Sister of Mercy Angela Reed PhD is hoping her ground-breaking book on the lives of 40 trafficked women in the Philippines sex trade will overturn widespread misconceptions about the insidious practice.
Her book, I Have a Voice: Trafficked Women in Their Own Words, is based on Sr Angela’s seven years’ work with trafficked women in the Filipino province of Cebu, shedding a new understanding on the sinister and structural oppression on which the sex trade thrives.
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