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Asian woman have become sex slaves

An Saudi Arabian princess has revealed in an interview with the newspaper in France that African and Asian women will be employed in Saudi Arabia for sexual slavery.

Saudi princess Ameerah Al Taweel has stated that women and children in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh,  Somalia, Buthan, Nigeria, Romania and Bulgaria are using them for sexual slavery.

She was previously married to Prince Al-Wiad Bin Thalal, who was arrested during an anti-corruption operation in Saudi Arabia.The princess has said that Jeddah City has been converted into a city into a sexually transmitted servant for drug addicts and alcohol addicts.

Saudi Arabia has become home to slaves even for Asian domestic workers.It has also been revealed that underage girls are used for small groups and used for their own misdeeds.

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