According to the Women in Iran website: Iranian media has recently published distressing news and reports about the sexual slavery of women. A young girl told the investigator of the seventh branch of Tehran's criminal court that she was sold for 10 million tomans to a man who was a citizen of one of the Gulf countries, and this man intended to take her out of the country and transfer her to Dubai. Additionally, a corruption ring in Shiraz was renting out 40 women and girls to wealthy individuals for an average of 70,000 tomans per night. This ring found clients for them based on the women's beauty and paid them 20,000 tomans out of the 70,000 tomans rental fee. Zhila, a member of this ring, told the authorities that some women and girls stayed in a house owned by the ring in exchange for a little food and clothing provided to them, and they did not demand any money from them. The Women's Magazine also published a detailed report in its recent issue about the situation of Iranian women and girls in Dubai, mentioning various prices for the sexual slavery of women in Dubai.
The Price of Iranian Girls Ranges from 20,000 to 10 Million Tomans - 2003-06-07
Recent reports from Iranian media reveal alarming instances of sexual slavery involving Iranian women and girls, with prices ranging from 20,000 to 10 million tomans. A young girl was sold to a Gulf national, while a corruption ring in Shiraz was renting out women for nightly fees. This highlights the severe exploitation and trafficking issues faced by women in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Recent reports reveal alarming instances of sexual slavery involving Iranian women and girls, with prices for exploitation ranging from 20,000 to 10 million tomans. A young girl was sold to a Gulf national, and a corruption ring in Shiraz was renting out women for nightly fees.
- A young girl was sold for 10 million tomans to a Gulf national.
- A corruption ring in Shiraz was renting out women and girls for an average of 70,000 tomans per night.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has long struggled with issues of women's rights and human trafficking, compounded by societal and legal barriers that leave many women vulnerable to exploitation.
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