Inside a Filipino cybersex den (ilagan)

I read this on DailyMail this morning. ANIMALS!!! Poor girls!!! I hope this kind of crap does not happen in the City of Gentle People!!!

 

I think this is wide spread across the Asia, the problem is we all get looked down upon because of a few rotten paedophiles .I had a friend questioned in Cebu while he was standing with his 12 year old stepdaughter while waiting for her mother to shop, so they are on the job in some city,s .In another case the children in a Bayawan school were told by their teacher be careful of foreigner,s as they do bad things this was in a class were 2 of the children have foreigner dads.I suppose this is all part of living in a foreign country .

 

Yes Alex I Agree. I had the same thing with My daughter but being 16+ she stood and told the Class, OK so hands up those that have been to my house and been inappropriately spoken to by my Dad or any other problem. The teacher Apparently said well yes but we know not all Foreigners are Bad, so it needs to be tempered a little in the classroom I feel. One Girl then told the Class that her Uncle has just been Charged with a sex Offence, So in the main things are getting to many that it is NOT just the Foreigner.

 

The side never talked about isn't the foreign side but the local side. Why is it Asia or more so poorer Asian countries this sort of thing is common where there is a large child sex industry trade? Is it because of the sicko's who are foreigners? The truth I see is because child sexual abuse and child sex is very common here in the Philippines. Maybe not for the 9 year olds but plenty of girls especially are molested by their own families in their early teen years in poorer rural areas. No one talks about it because no one wants to admit the serious problem in the Philippines just like other poor countries. Girls aren't taught by their families to watch out for sexual predators, they aren't taught by their parents and schools if they are ever sexually abused to tell an adult in an authority position like a parent, teacher, or police. Instead if that thing happens to you then you better just be quiet.

That is the mentality that allows for such a lucrative child sex trade because to few view it as really bad.... unless a foreigner is involved. Its only in the last decade that things have started to change in major cities but small places and rural areas are still in the bad of things. Just ask foreigners who have been here awhile who have also dated around a bit looking for the right one. Many of us have found out that gals we have dated had been sexually abused, molested, and even lose their V-card by being raped.

 

When I was at a municipal court house in Negros Occidental last year there was a woman waiting for the judge to call her into the courtroom. She said a taxi driver raped her 2-year old daughter. We did not query her further as this was obviously an extremely difficult subject. I did not follow-up on the case so I do not know what defense the suspect put forth. Of course, there are sickos in every country. Best for us to always stay vigilant!

 

Hope its starting to change, I really do. But looking at the bigger picture of how laws are enforced or not enforced here I don't have much hope of any real change other then the couple of cases that make the news or in big cities. For one police while very friendly seem to have their hands tied by the laws and when they aren't tied they tie their own hands. Recently I was victim of breaking and entering and qualified trespass on my property by my former landlord (now living someplace else due to that). Police should have arrested the person on the spot and my case should have been escalated immediately a couple of lawyers have told me but instead they wasted my time for half a month dealing with the local Barangay Captain while friendly could offer no help on such a criminal matter.