Want some fun? Visit Girls Of Paradise escort site with its wide selection of scantily clad women and pay them for sex. Click on Marielle, Lucy, Sybille or Monica. Chat online and meet up. Prices are reasonable. Girls are local. It may look like any other escort website on the internet, but most of the Girls of Paradise are dead. Start chatting with year-old Ines, a pretty, smiling brunette in a pale blue negligee and pictures of her battered and bruised face appear.
She is seriously disabled and will never be able to walk again. Click on Julia, 28, a blonde with cherry-red lipstick, and a series of images show her face swollen and bruised, her mouth bleeding.
Killed by a client. Chats with other girls turn equally horrific, detailing brutal attacks and grisly deaths. The fake escort website is the brainchild of French charity Mouvement du Nid and advertising agency McCann Paris, part of a campaign to raise awareness about the reality of prostitution. The charity discussed the innovative project at a conference in Delhi earlier this week, where representatives of civil society groups, activists and survivors from 30 countries shared strategies on how to curb the sexual exploitation of women.
The site - which uses the images of real women who were murdered by their clients, pimps or traffickers - is automated, but was live for two days last year with staff from Mouvement du Nid posing as prostitutes and interacting with clients.
From a make-shift call center, they chatted with clients online and by phone -- but instead of offering sex, they said they were unavailable as they had been beaten by their pimp, or explained how the girl requested had been stabbed to death by a customer.
