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Post at 10-2-2014 09:34  Profile P.M. 
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Raid in Dongguan

Looks like there was a big raid yesterday (Feb 9) in Dongguan at the Guo'an Hotel.

http://slide.news.sina.com.cn/s/slide_1_2841_42595.html#p=1

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Post at 10-2-2014 11:46  Profile P.M. 
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What are the likely punishments for the various parties (managers, WGs, punters)?




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Reply #1 gaoxing's post

Well it seems the frequency of raids is increasing from years gone by.
The timing is interesting right after CNY when most people are returning back from their hometown to make their living.

I think this is sending out a message to the girls.

DG will be an interesting place without this trade as I would expect many five star hotels / resorts would be empty.
Let's face it no one goes to DG to look at historical sites.

Oh, I always feel sorry for the WGs and Johns who end up being photographed in these raids.
I can only imagine what it does for their home and working life.

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Post at 11-2-2014 12:05  Profile P.M. 
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Reported in today's Standard if you didn't see it.


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doghead   11-2-2014 13:27  Acceptance  +3   It was on TVB Pearl and Jade news last night too.
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doghead   11-2-2014 13:27   Acceptance   +3   It was on TVB Pearl and Jade news last night too.


You can watch it again. Some videos of News broadcast on TV on the raids...One raid was Sheraton Hotel.



http://tv.sohu.com/20140209/n394641921.shtml

http://tv.sohu.com/20140210/n394661236.shtml

http://tv.sohu.com/20140210/n394666601.shtml

http://tv.sohu.com/20140210/n394666601.shtml

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Raid's

Just a paranoid observation! With the crackdown in full swing, what better place to get the information as to what and where to hit next. It seems that the forum is a great guide for the mongers--no big deal during normal operation--but these days might it not be better to use the PM function and stop giving directions and information to the people who are trying to shut us out????
Just a POV from me, paranoid yes, but maybe, just maybe a bit of truth??  mrclen
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QUOTE:
Originally posted by mrclen at 12-2-2014 01:34
Just a paranoid observation! With the crackdown in full swing, what better place to get the information as to what and where to hit next. It seems that the forum is a great guide for the mongers--no b ...

There is nothing reported here that is not known to every cop about their respective cities.  Plus they aren't going to bother finding someone to read this English forum when they can all read the Chinese forum.

As for the lastest information, you need to collect business cards and get friendly with the managers at the places you like.  If you are too casual a punter to do that (not often enough) then you just have to take your chances or avoid the area.  I you ever thought punting on the mainland was safe, you have been kidding yourself.  That being said, the odds of getting caught by police has only risen a very small amount.

If you believe the various reported numbers... 6,000 police raided 2,000 locations and only arrested 67 people and shut 12 locations.  From past experince, 67 arrests is probably from 1-2 locations.  So it's not particularly likely you will get caught in this.

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from SCMP :

Prostitution clampdown on Dongguan may knock 50 billion yuan off its economy: analysts
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No biggie. Things will return to normal soon.....like it always does




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Report in my local news feed:

Welcome to Dongguan, China’s revealing capital of sleaze
3 HOURS AGO FEBRUARY 13, 2014 2:49PM

IT IS widely known as China’s capital of sleaze where pretty much anything goes. But now this city is under siege from authorities determined to shut it down.
Sex workers are everywhere and for the prostitution operators, business is booming — or at least it was until last weekend.
Welcome to the industrial port city of Dongguan, a place where sex workers can be found across the city’s hotels, saunas and karaoke parlours.
In fact, it’s estimated that one in 10 migrant workers are involved in the sex trade or roughly a tenth of the city’s population of seven million, helping the city earn the title of China’s sex capital.
But last weekend more than 6000 police officers swept through the city in the southern province of Guangdong, arresting 67 people, closing 12 venues and suspending two police chiefs.
And while prostitution remains illegal in China, the raid by authorities has sparked a public backlash.
The raid followed a Sunday night report by China Central Television (CCTV) detailing the extent of the prostitution industry in Dongguan.
Filmed using hidden cameras, the half-hour CCTV program showed young women lining up in rooms and on stage at several venues, talent-show-style, while an undercover reporter inquired about prices.
The program showed a reporter making two phone calls to local police, but each time an officer failed to show up at the scene.
“Will the police come?” the reporter asked a brothel worker at one point. “Don’t worry about the police,” the worker responded.
Handcuffed and heads bowed, the women were paraded on TV in a very public humiliation.
Authorities have vowed that a “three-month crackdown” on the sex trade will help curb the booming industry, but social media criticised the move as shaming the women rather than addressing the root causes of the sex industry.
“Don’t cry, Dongguan! CCTV is ruthless, but the world is full of love. Hang in there!” read one popular message on Sina Weibo, a Chinese version of Twitter.
Chinese Web users — who typically post images of red candles online to show their sympathy for victims of natural disasters — also shared images of red condom-shaped candles in the wake of the Dongguan report.
Others mocked CCTV for sending undercover reporters to reveal an industry that is obvious to any visitor in Dongguan, and likened the report to a similar “exposé” last year by the broadcaster exploring whether Starbucks was overcharging Chinese consumers.
“Dongguan, hang in there” was a top trending topic on Sina Weibo earlier this week, with one variation of the phrase having been reported more than 1.5 million times by the following morning.
Some online users suggested the women ended up in the sex business because they had sick parents or siblings to support, and called for authorities to offer more care to them during the crackdown.
Others said police manpower would be better used rooting out corruption among public officials and other crimes, while called for China’s now-entrenched sex trade to be made legal and to end
discrimination against sex workers.
“There’s no way to eradicate it. Legalisation must take place under some narrowly-defined circumstances,” such as special zones that are regulated, Wang Yongzhi, 37, who works in IT in Beijing, said.
Shanghai-based Gong Bin, 26, who works as a trader in a food company, said he feels sympathy for girls who choose to make money through the sex trade to meet their financial demands, and blamed society and their environment.
“People are changing their minds toward prostitution. I was too embarrassed to watch this kind of report before while now so many people around me are talking about it,” he said. “The government could ask some organisations to help with caring for these girls.”
Some online posting expressed surprise that more venues weren’t targeted, and said Dongguan’s trade wouldn’t have flourished without the support of police and local authorities.
The Ministry of Public Security announced that local police would be investigated for dereliction of duty.
The government officially views prostitution as an “ugly social phenomenon” and the solicitation, sale and purchase of sex in China are illegal. However, despite frequent government crackdowns, prostitution remains rampant in massage parlours, karaoke bars and nightclubs, and sex workers regularly call hotel rooms looking for business.
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