searching for marita

after reading this article on 'searching for marita'i saw two things in it.one,is the love of a mother so deep to a child that she has gone as far as disguising as a prostitute in order to find her lost daughter in deep danger and risk of being traded for sex, or sex trafficking.however when she found out that not only her daughter is being harmed,many other girls in their teens are being forced to be prostitutes,some of them are just about our age.such trauma they went through physically and pschologically are just too much and i feel very sorry and unfair for them.i

two,i thought that and i am always having the impression that argentina is country that makes me feel passionate.it might be because of the culture and their famous tango.but i would never know until i read this article on reader's digest that it can go so deep into such cases that is soo taboo to other countries and yet they are thriving,taking away the young souls and body of girls.i support susana for making the public aware that sex trafficking is something to be banned and i am abhorred by the idea of it.i suppose that the government should take action not only in argentina itself but also suggest the idea of prostitution being banned to other countries to prevent it from globalising which i suppose is happening,too fast.

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