Emily Tan
Jul 31, 2012

BBH interns create LinkedIn profile for sex worker to raise awareness

To drive home the indignities suffered by women in Singapore's illegal sex trade, four interns at BBH have chosen to highlight their plight on professional network LinkedIn.

Kim Diya's profile is a composite of several real sex trafficking victims

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