Kyrgyzstan, a strange country (3).
Although it is one of the poorest countries in the world, Kyrgyzstan is not without rich capital. The Kumtor Gold Mine withstood half of Kyrgyzstan's GDP as a mine.
However, because the problem of corruption is too serious, the ordinary people of Lebanon do not know what life is, and can only passively choose to live, even if everyone has their own beliefs, they can't help but sink for their livelihood. Kyrgyzstan has always been the center of the Central Asian custom industry, which has been banned since the Soviet era, and then simply liberalized after independence. After all, the customs industry stands under the sun sooner and corrupt groups can collect an extra tax.
Kyrgyzstan's social atmosphere has always been relatively open, and women know how to dress themselves without a headscarf, and can show their charm to the fullest. Today, more than 7,100 women in Kyrgyzstan are registered. However, because operating this industry, such as opening brothels and pimping, is still illegal. More girls in the sea choose to rely on their connections and word of mouth to do it secretly underground.
It is also because the industry has not been formalized for a long time, and there are many criminal activities caused by this industry. Most of these girls are poor local girls, and a small number are unwilling to accept the abduction of the second half of their lives to choose to escape, and finally can only be reduced to the wives here. There are also quite a few people from Uzbekistan next door. Because of the low standard of living in Kyrgyzstan itself, the price of this service is only $5 at a time, and many girls earn only $30 a night. Although this level is far more than the local average monthly salary of 210 US dollars, it is enough for these girls.
The problem of human trafficking caused by the custom industry has become more and more rampant in recent decades, and many girls from neighboring countries have been victimized, which is very difficult to manage, and has also become a major drawback of social governance.
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