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Trafficked women back from Israel
face harsh reality upon arrival home

Judy Sirota Rosenthal

Tatyana Voytalyuk, Project Kesher's regional representative in western Ukraine, discusses efforts to combat domestic violence and sex trafficking at the group's international conference in Kiev in May.

By Sue Fishkoff

Published: 07/12/2007

Women who return home from Israel after having been trafficked as sex slaves face tremendous practical and emotional difficulties.

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