Compensated dating in hong kong

For Hong Kong's 'Compensated Daters,' the Payoff Is Complicated

Buying and Selling Sex in Cyberspace. You can also search for this author in PubMed Google Scholar. This is a preview of subscription content, log in via an institution to check access. Licence this eBook for your library. Institutional subscriptions. A highly engaging read as Dr. Chu draws from rich and original sources of data - from cyber ethnography to in-depth interviews to analyse how strangers in the city navigate to develop and exchange short and long lasting intimacy Cassini Sai Kwan Chu. Book Title : Compensated Dating.

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Compensated dating or commercial sex involving young girls has emerged as a global concern over the past decades and since the turn of the twenty-first century, has created a panic among parents in Hong Kong. Nevertheless, there is no consensus on whether compensated dating is an offence, an illegal victimization, or a private matter. Guardians at different levels are eager to locate feasible intervention measures to deal with this rising issue while academics and researchers are interested in understanding more of its features and the viewpoints of the different parties involved. Through the lens of an original, detailed qualitative study with 27 girls involved in compensated dating and a quantitative study involving around 1, parents, social workers, police officers, and community leaders, this book offers readers both insiders' voices and outsiders' views of compensated dating. In addition to addressing local and global concerns, it maintains a balance between theory and practice, description and debate. You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form.

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Compensated Dating Girls in Hong Kong: Scripts, Voices and Views (Routledge Contemporary China)

Sandy was merely curious when she wrote her first post on the online dating forum. Sex work was the forbidden fruit — enticing, kinky, definitely taboo. Late one night, after a friend in the industry briefed her on legal issues and gave her tips on how to please a client, she decided she wanted in.

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