News & Press 2008

Press Releases 2008

Press Release 10th November, 2008:

Ruhama launchs campaign targeting men who purchase sex in Ireland

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Press Release 30th June, 2008:

Ruhama today released some key statistics for 2007.

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Press Release 28th January, 2008

Ruhama invites Agneta Bucknell to talk about the Swedish model of legislation which criminalizes the buyers of sexual services.

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Interviews 2008

Call to free jailed sex trafficking victim

20th December 2008, The Irish Times by Tom Shiel

 

Call to amend Bill to protect trafficking victims

12th December 2008, The Irish Times by Ruadhan Mac Cormaic

 

To catch a trafficker

11th December 2008, The Irish Catholic by Siobhan Tanner

 

One of five women discovered in suspected brothels leaves Ireland

6th December 2008, The Irish Times by Ruadhan Mac Cormaic

 

What happens to the women now?

6th December 2008, The Irish Times by Ruadhan Mac Cormaic

 

Brothel raids - Victims must get equal thought

5th December 2008, The Examiner, Editorial

 

Two rescued from brothels cared for but fears over the safety of five others

5th December, 2008, Irish Examiner, by Jennifer Hough and Stephen Rogers

 

Only one woman given immunity from deportation

5th December 2008, Irish Examiner by Stephen Rogers and Cormac O Keeffe

 

Sex Trafficking in Ireland

4th December 2008, RTE One, Prime Time; Aoife Kavanagh reports on the scale of the problem of sex trafficking in Ireland

 

Suspected brothel was thought to be a profit maker

4th December 2008, The Athlone Voice by Jacinta Feehan

 

Gerardine Rowley, Ruhama, talks about the rights of women trafficked into Ireland

4th December 2008, RTE Radio 1, Morning Ireland. 

 

Held captive with drugs, degradation and abuse

16th November 2009, The Sunday Independent by Carol Hunt

 

Ads targets men who use trafficked women

11th November 2008, Irish Examiner by Caroline O' Doherty

 

Ruhama launches new campaign

11th November 2008, The Irish Times, News in Brief

 

Launch of the first ever Irish media campaign directly targeting people who buy sex

10th November 2008, News on Two, Laura Fletcher RTE reports on Ruhama's new TV ad campaign

 

Anti-trafficking ads to be broadcast

10th November 2008, RTE Radio 1, Drivetime

 

'There's no glamour in being a prostitute. You're an object not a person...it is utter hell'

9th November 2008, Sunday World by Nicola Tallant

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Carlow at centre of sex traffic ring

24th October 2008, The Nationalist by Suzanne Pender

 

Human Traffickers in new Garda Crackdown

22nd October 2008, Herald AM

 

Sex trafficking ring investigated

20th October 2008, Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports on the circumstances surrounding one victim's ordeal.

RTE News at One

RTE Six One News

 

Lap-dancing club granted licence without a whisper

12th October 2008, Sunday Independent by Joanna Kiernan

 

Prisoners of Vice

5th October 2008, Sunday World by Nicola Tallant

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Voodoo fears keep Nigerians from naming trafficers

2nd October 2008, Irish Examiner by Cormac O'Keeffe

 

Nigerian girl trafficked for sex trade goes missing from HSE

10th September 2008; Irish Times by Dara De Faoite and Ruadhan Mac Cormaic

 

Gardai believe teenage girl was trafficked

9th July 2008; Irish Times by Ruadhan Mac Cormaic

 

Women lured here and forced into sex

6th July 2008; Sunday Independent by Joanna Kiernan

 

Trafficking a problem in Athlone, a new report shows.

4th July 2008; Westmeath Independent

 

'Significant increase' in trafficking of women

1st July 2008; Irish Times by Kitty Holland

 

Rural hell for Ireland's sex slaves

1st July 2008, Irish Independent by Louise Hogan

 

Ruhama concerns on traffickers

16th June, 2008, Irish Times by Paddy Clancy

 

Ruhama comments on the sentencing of Martin Morgan
Ruhama, said: 'A key player in the sex industry has been sentenced. This is an industry where women are abused on a vast scale. It is important that the people who run these operations are seen as criminals, and are jailed.'
7th March 2008; RTE News: Man jailed for running brothel

 

Brothel and The Beast
23rd February 2008; Irish Examiner by Stephen Rogers

 
I was kidnapped and forced in prostitution�
17th February 2008; Sunday Tribune by Ali Bracken

 

Gardai investigate suspected Chinese brothels
17th February 2008; Sunday Tribune by Ali Bracken

 

Ruhama asks the Question; �Should lapdancing clubs be banned in Ireland?
4 February 2008; RTE Questions And Answers

 

Lap dance bars 'lead to rise in sex trafficking'
27th January, 2008; Sunday Independent by Larissa Nolan

 
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