Bitte aktivieren Sie Javascript, um die Seite zu nutzen oder wechseln Sie zu wap2. Daulatdia - Sahajadi 30 is sitting in front of her shack, as she does every day waiting for a client. This terrible place is called Daulatdia β it is considered the largest brothel in the world. Sahajadi lives here since birth and sells herself to men, just like her mother did before her. She has gained no other life experience. Daulatdi is the name of a village in Bangladesh - it has been called the largest brothel in the world.
Waste is strewn all around the area, including used condoms, and a sweet, foul smell permeates the air. The only visitors to the village are male customers; men who come here every day. Most of them are truck drivers on their way to the capital Dhaka which is about km away from the village. Neither does medical care. Instead, it is a village filled with suffering, violence and drugs. Voluptious women and young girls earn more than the others. It makes slender women rounder and more voluptious.
They take the drug despite possible severe side-effects such as liver failure. Bangladesh is one of a few muslim countries 83 percent are muslim that allows prostitution. There are 20 "brothel villages" distributed throughout the country. These red light district were opened in the 80s to fight against the high rates of rape. However, what happens here is as criminal as rape: Many girls have been kidnapped on their way to school by human traffickers.
Then the price increases fold. Rebaka 28 has been living in the brothel for four or five years. Many women tell stories about being abused and tortured after they were brought to the village. This is how their tormentors beat them into submission. Meanwhile, Rebaka has given birth. The father of the baby is her tormentor. She wants to take her newborn child out of the village as soon as possible.
Later on, boys will often turn into human traffickers, while girls suffer a fate far worse than that. They have to sell their bodies at the tender age of We meet a madame. She is wearing a light blue sari with gold embroidery and sparkling red earrings.
