ethiopian women are most common prostitutes in Dubai

[Canuck]

Prostitution is illegal by law in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Prostitution is sill present in the emirate because of its economy that is largely based on tourism and trade. The emirate attracts many foreign businessmen. Dubai is slowly gaining a reputation as one of the Middle East’s sex tourism destinations.

Russian and Ethiopian women are the most common prostitutes in Dubai, as well as women from some African countries, while Indian prostitutes are part of a well organized trans-Oceanic prostitution network. What you won’t find easily is any Muslim women working as prostitutes. Prostitution, as many other vices, is tolerated by authorities in the Dubai night clubs. Many foreign women are voluntarily working in the clubs.


http://doxyspotting.com/prostitution-in-dubai/

 

[Daanyeer]

do you have experience with them?

 

[Canuck]

do you have experience with them?

In fact I rejected Ethiopian maids in our house back home, You never trust them with all these prostitutes in their country.

 

[DuctTape]

What the hell are Russian women doing in Dubai?
I know Eastern Europe is poor but I'm surprised, I'd understand Romanians or Polish but not Russians.

 

[Assata]

Hoogayay is your avi raw meat????



I died just now.

 

[Steamdevolopment]

Hoogayay is your avi raw meat????



I died just now.

She is everything

 

[Canuck]

Hoogayay is your avi raw meat????



I died just now.

Whenever I post raw meat I got banned from thread so I made my avatar raw meat.

 

[Canuck]

What the hell are Russian women doing in Dubai?
I know Eastern Europe is poor but I'm surprised, I'd understand Romanians or Polish but not Russians.

Easy and fast money

 

[ሕጊ።።]

So childish

 

[Assata]

Whenever I post raw meat I got banned from thread so I made my avatar raw meat.

Are you Ogaden too?

You must be if not my life is officially over.

 

[Canuck]

So childish

So childish

Wikileaks | Gay community booming in Ethiopia

Posted on Thursday, September 22, 2011 @ 10:30 pm by Daniel Berhane

A leaked Cable of US Embassy Addis Ababa, dated Dec. 30,2009, claims that:

‘a thriving LGBT social scene exists in Addis Ababa. Parties are generally unannounced and held in private homes or bars, with invitations distributed via word of mouth or text messaging….events are held at least on a weekly basis, with attendance of more than 50 people not unusual. ’

LGBT is an abbreviation to ‘lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (or transsexual)’.

According to the Cable, citing Embassy ‘contacts’, such Such events have been forced to relocate, sometimes on short notice, because of real or perceived threats to the establishments where they are held. However, no arrests or harassment have been reported linked to these social events.

The Cable notes that Ethiopia is a conservative society and Homosexual conduct is punishable under Ethiopia’s Crime law. However, it claims that:

* Post[the Embassy] is not aware of any cases of homosexual conduct that have been prosecuted in recent years or any pending cases for homosexual acts between adults.

* In the past year, post received limited reports of violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals; however, reporting may have been scarce due to fears of retribution, discrimination, or stigmatization. The anecdotal reports post is aware of come from credible sources and include forced marriages and rapes of LGBT individuals.

* [social events of LGBTs] have been forced to relocate, sometimes on short notice, because of real or perceived threats to the establishments where they are held. However, no arrests or harassment have been reported linked to these social events.

* As in other countries, urban residents and young people are likely to be more tolerant of homosexual behavior when compared to their rural and elder counterparts, but even among this group conservative views dominate.

The US Embassy is of the opinion that ‘there is not an appreciable level of homosexual prostitution or sex tourism in Ethiopia.’

The Cable also mentions a December 2008 campaign by Ethiopian religious leaders and an NGO called "United for Life" . The Campaign mainly involved the signing of a resolution by a ‘dozens ‘of religious leaders condemning homosexuality and urging the parliament to ban homosexuality in the Constitution. However, the Constitution was not amended to that effect, nor does it seem likely.

 

[SOMALI GENERAL]

What the hell are Russian women doing in Dubai?
I know Eastern Europe is poor but I'm surprised, I'd understand Romanians or Polish but not Russians.

The oil sheikhs can lure anyone into their fiefdom. Even Putin isn't able to stop it.

 

[Zeus]

Are you Ogaden too?

You must be if not my life is officially over.

I'm ogaden

 

[ሕጊ።።]

Wikileaks | Gay community booming in Ethiopia

Posted on Thursday, September 22, 2011 @ 10:30 pm by Daniel Berhane

A leaked Cable of US Embassy Addis Ababa, dated Dec. 30,2009, claims that:

‘a thriving LGBT social scene exists in Addis Ababa. Parties are generally unannounced and held in private homes or bars, with invitations distributed via word of mouth or text messaging….events are held at least on a weekly basis, with attendance of more than 50 people not unusual. ’

LGBT is an abbreviation to ‘lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (or transsexual)’.

According to the Cable, citing Embassy ‘contacts’, such Such events have been forced to relocate, sometimes on short notice, because of real or perceived threats to the establishments where they are held. However, no arrests or harassment have been reported linked to these social events.

The Cable notes that Ethiopia is a conservative society and Homosexual conduct is punishable under Ethiopia’s Crime law. However, it claims that:

* Post[the Embassy] is not aware of any cases of homosexual conduct that have been prosecuted in recent years or any pending cases for homosexual acts between adults.

* In the past year, post received limited reports of violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals; however, reporting may have been scarce due to fears of retribution, discrimination, or stigmatization. The anecdotal reports post is aware of come from credible sources and include forced marriages and rapes of LGBT individuals.

* [social events of LGBTs] have been forced to relocate, sometimes on short notice, because of real or perceived threats to the establishments where they are held. However, no arrests or harassment have been reported linked to these social events.

* As in other countries, urban residents and young people are likely to be more tolerant of homosexual behavior when compared to their rural and elder counterparts, but even among this group conservative views dominate.

The US Embassy is of the opinion that ‘there is not an appreciable level of homosexual prostitution or sex tourism in Ethiopia.’

The Cable also mentions a December 2008 campaign by Ethiopian religious leaders and an NGO called "United for Life" . The Campaign mainly involved the signing of a resolution by a ‘dozens ‘of religious leaders condemning homosexuality and urging the parliament to ban homosexuality in the Constitution. However, the Constitution was not amended to that effect, nor does it seem likely.

Lmao, all you do is ctrl C ctrl V 24/7 sometimes use your brain you know

 

[Assata]

I'm ogaden

War bax

I clearly stated don't quote me and don't @ me either.
Qaashinyoho.

 

[Canuck]

Are you Ogaden too?

You must be if not my life is officially over.
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Dhulbahante sis but all these tribes are confederation of neighboring people

 

[Canuck]

Lmao, all you do is ctrl C ctrl V 24/7 sometimes use your brain you know

Kkkk

 

[Assata]

You right Somalinimo over everything.

 

[Hemaal]

Not necessary!

 

[arawelo 2.0]

most women wouldn't willingly go into prostitution. they are poor and young women who groomed and coerced into selling their bodies.

don't use these women's plight as a weapon to attack ethiopians.