Radiant Beauty 10838 98st

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Dear unregistered, you sir are an idiot as much as the other unregistered posters plaguing this site lately.
Please note the name of the site, massage planet, not HE/tug site.
I asked if the massage provider was any good from perhaps somebody who has been recently, not if they offer extras.

You must think the readers are dumb. You previously posted

"Ended up TOFTTing this one myself with no real reviews.
Older Asian aunties that give a pretty decent massage, you will end up undraped for pretty much the entire session if that is your thing.
Ended with a cheerful goodbye but no fully relaxed goodbye.

Would not return, as comfortoasis provides a fully relaxing goodbye"

and when Aro posted about May at Fabulous Massage giving HEs when she's in the mood, you pointedly asked if May was the only one at Radiant who ever got in the mood.

Call it whatever you want..extras, fully relaxing massage, getting in the mood. Basically, you are asking for the names of a licenced massage therapist who provides more than just a massage. But you're too cheap to find out yourself. Fucker.

 

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Dear unregistered, you sir are an idiot as much as the other unregistered posters plaguing this site lately.
Please note the name of the site, massage planet, not HE/tug site.
I asked if the massage provider was any good from perhaps somebody who has been recently, not if they offer extras.

I would suggest you shut the fuck up, because those of us who enjoy HEs with our massages prefer to keep this on the down low.

You are ruining it for us. Sure Don't appreciate that.

 

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went to radiant beauty and had probably one of the worst massages in a while. it was so bad I got up in the middle of it and left...

 

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went to radiant beauty and had probably one of the worst massages in a while. it was so bad I got up in the middle of it and left...

the girls at radiant beauty are not trained or registered for massage, so they have very little skill.

they are part of a trafficking ring, where they have to give all their money over to the boss, to pay off their snake bill.

they live 4 to a room, and have their passports taken away so they cannot run away.

Do you want to go to this kind of place?:clubbing:

 

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What an ugly situation. Somebody should report this sweat shop to Canada Immigration. Rescue these girls. I hope the girls at Radiant are not being sexually abused by their handlers. Theer was a previous situation where the girls were being held at the back of a west end massage place and forced to "service" paying customers.

 

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the girls at radiant beauty are not trained or registered for massage, so they have very little skill.

they are part of a trafficking ring, where they have to give all their money over to the boss, to pay off their snake bill.

they live 4 to a room, and have their passports taken away so they cannot run away.

Do you want to go to this kind of place?:clubbing:

I can confirm that this is true. I speak many time with May who now runs Fabulous Massage. She used to work at Radiant. She said she had to work very hard to payoff her snakehead bill. She had to bribe certain officials to get her licence. She say Radiant has one licence and one certified therapyist. The other girls are not qualified, and use the one licence number to give to customers.

 

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moreever, she say that All the girls at Radiant all have to give hand job to customer if customer ask.

 

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What a total and complete load of rubbish!!! I personally know the owner of Radiant Beauty and this is not true at all.

Radian t beauty would never do anything like this.!! They would never use illegal immigrants and force them to do this.

 

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Who kknows whats the truth here?

But just in case, even though it's remote, here's the information for reporting possible human trafficking

[h=2]How do I report a possible victim of human trafficking?[/h]If you or someone you know is a victim, contact your local police.To report a crime without saying who you are, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Do not take the law into your own hands or take part in any illegal activity.:bad:

 

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EEWWWW!!! THAT IS JUST DISGUSTING AND GROSS!!

To think that some of you are using the services of the girls in a place like this is just revolting!! Shame, Shame!!

 

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Human Trafficking.

Human Trafficking.
What is Human Trafficking?

Article 3, paragraph (a) of the defines Trafficking in Persons as the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or receipt of persons, by means of the threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, of abduction, of fraud, of deception, of the abuse of power or of a position of vulnerability or of the giving or receiving of payments or benefits to achieve the consent of a person having control over another person, for the purpose of exploitation. Exploitation shall include, at a minimum, the exploitation of the prostitution of others or other forms of sexual exploitation, forced labour or services, slavery or practices similar to slavery, servitude or the removal of organs
Elements Of Human Trafficking

On the basis of the definition given in the Trafficking in Persons Protocol, it is evident that trafficking in persons has three constituent elements;
The Act (What is done)Recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or receipt of personsThe Means (How it is done)Threat or use of force, coercion, abduction, fraud, deception, abuse of power or vulnerability, or giving payments or benefits to a person in control of the victimThe Purpose (Why it is done)For the purpose of exploitation, which includes exploiting the prostitution of others, sexual exploitation, forced labour, slavery or similar practices and the removal of organs.To ascertain whether a particular circumstance constitutes trafficking in persons, consider the definition of trafficking in the Trafficking in Persons Protocol and the constituent elements of the offense, as defined by relevant domestic legislation.Criminalization Of Human Trafficking

The definition contained in article 3 of the Trafficking in Persons Protocol is meant to provide consistency and consensus around the world on the phenomenon of trafficking in persons. Article 5 therefore requires that the conduct set out in article 3 be criminalized in domestic legislation. Domestic legislation does not need to follow the language of the Trafficking in Persons Protocol precisely, but should be adapted in accordance with domestic legal systems to give effect to the concepts contained in the Protocol.In addition to the criminalization of trafficking, the Trafficking in Persons Protocol requires criminalization also of:· Attempts to commit a trafficking offence· Participation as an accomplice in such an offence· Organizing or directing others to commit trafficking.National legislation should adopt the broad definition of trafficking prescribed in the Protocol. The legislative definition should be dynamic and flexible so as to empower the legislative framework to respond effectively to trafficking which:· Occurs both across borders and within a country (not just cross-border)· Is for a range of exploitative purposes (not just sexual exploitation)· Victimizes children, women and men (Not just women, or adults, but also men and children)· Takes place with or without the involvement of organized crime groups.For a checklist of Criminalization under the Protocol, click
For more resources, visit our page.
To see how human trafficking is different to migrant smuggling, click

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Having worked on these issues since the late 1990s, UNODC has issued a setting out the complementary nature of UNODC's work in preventing and combating both human trafficking and migrant smuggling, and defining the immediate priorities for UNODC's future action and engagement on these crimes. The new strategy complements UNODC's
As the guardian of the Organized Crime Convention and its Protocols on Trafficking in Persons and Smuggling of Migrants, UNODC plays a leading role in strengthening and coordinating the criminal justice response to both human trafficking and smuggling of migrants.UNODC's is founded in the full and effective implementation of the Protocols, and can be best understood as having three interdependent and complementary components:
(1) research and awareness raising;(2) promotion of the Protocols and capacity-building; and,(3) the strengthening of partnerships and coordination.

 

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[h=1]End human trafficking[/h][h=3]HUMAN TRAFFICKING OF GIRLS AND WOMEN IS A SERIOUS ISSUE AROUND THE WORLD AND RIGHT HERE IN CANADA[/h]

• Trafficking of girls and women is illegal, a human rights violation and an extreme form of violence against women.
• Girls and women are being trafficked into forced prostitution inside Canada, to Canada and across Canadian borders.
• Girls and women who are bought and sold from inside Canada are most often marginalized young girls and women (Aboriginal, racialized, immigrant and abuse survivors).
• The anonymity of Internet helps fuel trafficking by creating conditions that enable luring and trafficking of girls and women for the purposes of forced prostitution.
• Traffickers in Canada can receive an annual financial gain of $280,000 for each girl or woman they have trafficked and forced into prostitution.
• Traffickers receive a higher financial gain for girls under the age of 18, making vulnerable young girls particularly at risk of being forced into prostitution by traffickers.
• Through reports and our consultations with 250 Canadian organizations and 150 survivors of sex trafficking, we have learned that many girls in Canada are first trafficked into forced prostitution when they are 13-years-old.
• Sex trafficking may be referred to as “modern day slavery.â€

[h=3]THE CANADIAN WOMEN'S FOUNDATION IS WORKING TO HELP END THE HUMAN TRAFFICKING OF GIRLS AND WOMEN IN CANADA[/h]

• Since 1991 the Canadian Women’s Foundation has raised funds and invested in over 1,300 community programs to help move women and girls out of poverty, out of violence and into confidence.
• The solutions to end sex trafficking of girls and women are intrinsically linked to all of our key priorities:

o Helping women transition out of poverty
o Ending violence against women- with a focus on prevention, anti-violence work including domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence and healthy relationships, rebuilding lives after violence
o Building strong, resilient girls –empowerment and leadership, media literacy, and critical thinking
o Public education and advocacy

• The Canadian Women’s Foundation is investing nearly $1 million to fund grassroots organizations across Canada that prevent trafficking and help girls and women escape sex trafficking and rebuild their lives.
• The Canadian Women’s Foundation is particularly focused on addressing the needs of vulnerable young girls who have been lured, groomed, coerced and forced into prostitution.
• In addition to our work with trafficked girls and women we also support programs for women who are in prostitution by circumstance resulting from poverty, addictions, family breakdown and mental health.

[h=3]THE CANADIAN WOMEN’S FOUNDATION IS TAKING LEADERSHIP TO STOP HUMAN TRAFFICKING WITH THE LAUNCH OF THE TASK FORCE ON TRAFFICKING OF WOMEN AND GIRLS IN CANADA.[/h]

• The Canadian Women’s Foundation is investing nearly $2 million over three years to provide funding to organizations, conduct research and bring together experts on the Task Force on Trafficking of Women and Girls in Canada.
• The Canadian Women’s Foundation travelled across Canada in 2012 and 2013 to conduct in-depth consultations in eight cities with over 250 organizations, 150 young women/survivors of sex trafficking, and all levels of government.
• The Task Force on Trafficking of Women and Girls in Canada is convening a National Round Table of experts from across the country who are working with girls and women who have been trafficked (front line community organizations, legal, medical and policing). The Task Force is also convening a National Round Table of women who are survivors of sex trafficking in Canada.
• The Task Force on Trafficking of Women and Girls in Canada is developing a National Anti-Trafficking Strategy that addresses issues and solutions in six priority areas:

o Service needs and gaps for trafficked and sexually exploited girls and women
o Public awareness and prevention strategies
o Relevant legal and policy issues
o Sector capacity building and training
o Government policy and funding
o Philanthropic strategies

• The Canadian Women’s Foundation conducted National Angus Reid public opinion polls that have uncovered the following:

o 78% of Canadians agree that girls under the age of 16 are not in prostitution by choice
o 67% of Canadians agree that Canadian girls under the age of 16 are being recruited/trafficked to work in prostitution against their will
o 70% of Canadians agree that women are brought into Canada from other countries and forced to work in prostitution against their will

 

[Unregistered]

Who kknows whats the truth here?

But just in case, even though it's remote, here's the information for reporting possible human trafficking

How do I report a possible victim of human trafficking?

If you or someone you know is a victim, contact your local police.To report a crime without saying who you are, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). Do not take the law into your own hands or take part in any illegal activity.:bad:

Is anyone going to report about this sordid situation???

 

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Is anyone going to report about this sordid situation???

i will call crime Stoppers today to report Radiant Beauty to the authorities .This cannot, repeat cannot, and must not be tolerated. This is Canada, for god's sake.

 

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End Human Trafficking

U.N.: 2.4 Million Human Trafficking Victims

April 04, 2012

The UN crime-fighting office announced that 2.4 million people across the globe are victims of human trafficking at any one time, and 80 percent of them are being exploited as sexual slaves.Yuri Fedotov, the head of the U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime, told a daylong General Assembly meeting on trafficking that 17 percent are trafficked to perform forced labor, including in homes and sweat shops.

He said $32 billion is being earned every year by unscrupulous criminals running human trafficking networks, and two out of every three victims are women.

Fighting these criminals "is a challenge of extraordinary proportions," Fedotov said.

"At any one time, 2.4 million people suffer the misery of this humiliating and degrading crime," he said.

According to Fedotov's Vienna-based office, only one out of 100 victims of trafficking is ever rescued.

Fedotov called for coordinated local, regional and international responses that balance "progressive and proactive law enforcement" with actions that combat "the market forces driving human trafficking in many destination countries."

Michelle Bachelet, who heads the new U.N. agency promoting women's rights and gender equality called UN Women, said "it's difficult to think of a crime more hideous and shocking than human trafficking. Yet, it is one of the fastest growing and lucrative crimes."

Actress Mira Sorvino, the U.N. goodwill ambassador against human trafficking, told the meeting that "modern day slavery is bested only by the illegal drug trade for profitability," but very little money and political will is being spent to combat trafficking.

"Transnational organized crime groups are adding humans to their product lists," she said. "Satellites reveal the same routes moving them as arms and drugs."

Sorvino said there is a lack of strong legislation and police training to combat trafficking. Even in the United States "only 10 percent of police stations have any protocol to deal with trafficking," she said.

M. Cherif Bassiouni, an emeritus law professor at DePaul University in Chicago, said to applause that "there is no human rights subject on which governments have said so much but done so little."

Laws in most of the world criminalize prostitutes and other victims of trafficking but almost never criminalize the perpetrators "without whom that crime could not be performed," he said.

Bassiouni said the figure of 2.4 million people trafficked at any time is not reflective of the overall problem because "at the end of 10 years you will have a significantly larger number who have gone through the experience."

He urged a global reassessment of "who is a victim and who is a criminal" and called for criminalizing not only those on the demand side using trafficked women, children and men, but all those in the chain of supplying trafficking victims.

In addition, Bassiouni said, "we must change attitudes of male-dominated police departments throughout the world who place this type of a crime at the lowest level of their law enforcement priorities."

General Assembly President Nassir Abdulaziz Al-Nasser and Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged donors to contribute to a new trust fund aimed at helping victims of human trafficking.

At the start of the meeting, Fedotov said the U.N. Voluntary Trust Fund for Victims of Trafficking had pledges of around $1 million but just $47,000 in contributions, and he urged those who offered money to send their checks.

At the end of the meeting, Al-Nasser announced three new pledges — $200,000 from Australia, $30,000 from Russia, and 30,000 Euros from Luxembourg — and encouraged other U.N. member states to follow their example.
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Is it the same situation with the Asian Massage Parlors like Oriental Pearl, Kingsway Asian and Northtown Asian ?

 

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Is it the same situation with the Asian Massage Parlors like Oriental Pearl, Kingsway Asian and Northtown Asian ?

anyone at these above places give a really good massage?

 

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anyone at these above places give a really good massage?

the ad at oriental88 dot com shows sugar, nancy and alysa.

 

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I can confirm that this is true. I speak many time with May who now runs Fabulous Massage. She used to work at Radiant. She said she had to work very hard to payoff her snakehead bill. She had to bribe certain officials to get her licence. She say Radiant has one licence and one certified therapyist. The other girls are not qualified, and use the one licence number to give to customers.

Does Fabulous Massage operate the same way as Radiant Beauty?

 

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I bet that ALL of the Asian Massage Parlors in Edmonton operate as Human Traffickers. expecially Cloud 9.

Best to avoid all of them.