Guantanamo female interrogators force detainees to have sex with them

Mohamedou Ould Slahi - ex-Guantanamo detainee (left) - Guantanamo prison (right)

In an appalling revelation, an ex-Guantanamo detainee has published the horrific accounts of his detention in the most hated prison of all times - the Guantanamo.

Follows a six-year battle to declassify the information in the manuscript, Mohamedou Ould Slahi published his memoir of his time in Guantanamo, bringing out the horrors and atrocities committed to him and other prisoners.

He claims that guards used every opportunity to beat the detainees and then the female interrogators sexually abiused him and others. He writes:

'As soon as I stood up, the two _______ took off their blouses, and started to talk all kind of dirty stuff you can imagine, which I minded less. 'What hurt me most was them forcing me to take part in a sexual threesome in the most degrading manner. Both _______ stuck on me, literally one on the front and the other older _______ stuck on my back rubbing ____ whole body on mine.

Read more about it at: Daily Mail
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Gift of being Gay: Rise in sexually transmitted diseases blamed on reckless men under 25

New cases of sexually-transmitted diseases have risen in the past year because of  unsafe sex among young  heterosexuals and gay men, figures reveal.

Diagnoses in England rose by 2 per cent from 419,773 cases in 2010 to 426,867 last year. The steepest rise was in gonorrhoea, which leapt 25 per cent from 16,835 cases to 20,965.

This was followed by diagnoses of syphilis, which rose by 10 per cent from 2,650 to 2,915. Genital herpes rose by 5 per cent from 29,794 to 31,154.

The Health Protection Agency said there was a ‘significant rise’ in the number of diagnoses among gay men.

Read details: Daily Mail

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New sex claim hits US Secret Service

The US Secret Service says it is investigating allegations that some of its agents paid for strippers and prostitutes in El Salvador. The allegations come in the wake of a sex scandal involving Secret Service and military personnel in Colombia.

An advance presidential security team is reported to have paid for sexual favours in a strip club in 2011.

Democratic Congressman Elijah Cummings said the Secret Service director had not yet found anything "credible".

Read more: BBC News

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World’s First Lovers' School opens in Vienna

The Times of India 2 Dec

It may sound interesting to receive a diploma in sex - but this is what the reality is with the opening of world's first sex college in Vienna, Austria. The school is first of its kind ever to offer subjects like applied sexuality.

While many people may think it's an activity best learned behind closed doors, an enterprising Swedish schoolmistress thinks otherwise. Ylva-Maria Thompson, the headmistress of the school, said she opened the international sex school for teaching people the art of being better lovers, a UK tabloid reported. 

However, the admission is not for the ordinary - The Austrian International Sex School offers 'hands on' lessons in seduction for £1,400 a term. Anyone over the age of 16 can enroll. 

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Sex Trafficking Survivor Fights Slavery And HIV/AIDS In Cambodia

Full Story: Huffington Post 30 Nov

At a time when the World AIDS Day is being observed around the world to create awareness about the deadly disease, let the voice of a sex trafficking victim and survivor be also heard, who years of abuse is helping others for a safe life.

Sold into prostitution at 12 by her grandfather, Somaly Mam was brutalized and raped -- sometimes up to 10 times a day -- throughout her teenage years. While Mam made an unlikely escape to France from the brothel in Cambodia, she couldn't tolerate the cushy life there knowing that thousands of girls were being tortured at home.

She came back in 1996 to the slums of Cambodia and has been fighting forced prostitution and the rampant transmission of HIV/AIDS ever since. Mam has saved more than 4,000 slaves since she started her advocacy work.

Read full story for details and struggle of this brave woman

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