I don't doubt that there are a lot of EE's and maybe asians who come over here knowing full well what they are getting into--probably this woman who says she thought she'd be a model knew full well what she was getting herself into.
I still stand on the ground, though, that they are entitled to change their mind once they get here, at any time they want to. If the person who brought them over to work as prostitutes forces them to continue working as a prostitute after they no longer want to then it does not matter whether the SP originally consented or not: she no longer does, and the person who is forcing her to work needs to be arrested and sent to jail for a very long time.
That said if they owe someone money in connection with paying their expenses to get here, they still owe someone money. There should be no requirement, though, that the debt be paid via prostitution--any means of paying off the debt should do, and in an ideal world there would be the ordinary recourse to bankruptcy that other people have.
We will likely not have an ideal world like that until prostitution, incall or out, is fully legal in Canada.
I still stand on the ground, though, that they are entitled to change their mind once they get here, at any time they want to. If the person who brought them over to work as prostitutes forces them to continue working as a prostitute after they no longer want to then it does not matter whether the SP originally consented or not: she no longer does, and the person who is forcing her to work needs to be arrested and sent to jail for a very long time.
That said if they owe someone money in connection with paying their expenses to get here, they still owe someone money. There should be no requirement, though, that the debt be paid via prostitution--any means of paying off the debt should do, and in an ideal world there would be the ordinary recourse to bankruptcy that other people have.
We will likely not have an ideal world like that until prostitution, incall or out, is fully legal in Canada.
