The Right Reverend Dr Alastair Redfern has detailed how sex trafficking gangs are using the tourist destination in the Midlands to carry out their inhumane business. The victims are mostly women from Eastern Europe lured to Britain with the promise of a "better life" in the catering sector, but are instead forced into prostitution, the bishop said.
Comment: He knows an awful lot about how they got there...
"Organized criminals bring vulnerable women in and then use a cottage for business. They stay for four weeks and make a lot of money," the bishop told the Derby Telegraph.
"All they are paying is rent. But they are in secluded areas, and before anyone realises what is going on or becomes suspicious about anything, then they are off to a new place and they take the women with them."
Comment: With chains a-clanking no doubt.
Comment: Sex Trafficking is an unfortunate reality, but it is often used as a large cudgel in "anti-sin" campaigns that more often than not target women instead of saving them. The victim narrative is used to expand police powers in the name of protecting the weak, and in the end everyone suffers.