UAE-based contributors/readers of our Sexual Terrorism campaign can no longer access the website. I thought it had to do with the fact that it has “sex” in the name, however many other sites with “sex” in the URL work so it must have something to do with the content. We focus much on human trafficking in the Gulf, we also reported on the Dubai-based Armenian prostitutes and the Nigerian ones who are grossly mistreated and underpaid. Linking to this video at every opportunity probably touched a nerve too.
Can any other UAE readers confirm this?
It’s crucial for people in the UAE to read and contribute to this website. All we do is spread awareness on sex trafficking in the region where many of the prostitutes are bought and traded against their will. Is that a crime?
Someone please tell me this isn’t true.
Update: It’s confirmed. We are unsure of the purpose of this ban.
The site is currently #1 in Google search results for “Dubai trafficking.”
Mideast Youth and Sexual Terrorism are in the first page for the Google results of “UAE sex trafficking.”
ST is the 4th result for “UAE forced prostitution.”
And both MEY and ST are on the top of the list for “UAE sexual terrorism.”

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