Factors associated with women’s entry into the sex industry: findings from interviews conducted with female sex workers in Chinese detention centres
Sexual Health2015Vol. 12(6), pp. 541–545
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Xiaohu Zhang, Limin Mao, Peter Aggleton, Jun Zhang, Jun Jing, Jia Cui, Rui Zhao, Jiehui Ren, John de Wit
Abstract
In a rapidly developing country such as China, entry into sex work may appeal to women of low socioeconomic status, particularly young women who have recently migrated to urban areas. For members of this mobile and relatively disadvantaged population, comprehensive social services and support are urgently needed.
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