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收到了Dr Calum Bennachie from NZPC的来信。非常详细,一看就是写过论文,没有用那些哗众取宠的简单数据,吸引大家的眼球。大家读读,看看现在该怎么办啊?明显人家的报告:
1)没有包括任何针对中国人的调查,出来的结果是亚洲人,包括了By “Asian”, it includes all people from Asia, including Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Indian, Middle Eastern, etc. It is not limited to “Chinese”.
2)2012该组织调查了15519 sex workers在全新西兰范围,其中2046是Asian sex workers (13.18% of the total). ,其中奥克兰范围,8786人包括 1519 (17.29%)是亚洲人. Again, as noted above, “Asian”is not limited to “Chinese”, but to all people from Asia, including non-Chinese people.
3)在移民局采样中,发现只能有3.51%的sex workers是华人,这些华人,包括住在auckland,Wellington and Tauranga.所以奥克兰华人sex workers比例还要更少,
下面是原件:
Hi
When we did the counts for the Christchurch School of Medicine, and the Ministry of Justice, we did not collect ethnicity, only gender and venue (indoors managed, indoors private , and outdoors). The total number of sex workers calculated for Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Nelson and the Hawkes Bay were provided to the Christchurch School of Medicine. The results of this count can be seen here: http://www.justice.govt.nz/polic ... timation-of-numbers As you can see, no ethnicity was recorded. Ethnicity was only recorded in this study when people were interviewed or completed the surveys. In this report, ethnicity is recorded as Maori, European, Pacific Islander and Other: http://www.justice.govt.nz/polic ... qualitative-samples
That study also noted : “An exclusion criterion for this study was that participants whose English was not sufficient to understand the questions without the aid of an interpreter, were excluded. There is therefore limited representation of Asian workers in New Zealand.” (http://www.justice.govt.nz/polic ... y/executive-summary)
Therefore it is unlikely Lincoln was using this study.
The advert audit completed for the Ministry of Justice also does not record the ethnicity of sex workers: http://www.justice.govt.nz/polic ... -in-new-zealand#232 Although it may be inferred that websites asianbabes.co.nz do advertise people who are predominantly Asian, the 0 beside shows that the businesses or people advertising on that site were also advertising elsewhere. It is therefore impossible to use this study to claim that 1/3rd of sex workers in Auckland are Chinese.
The only record of ethnicity that I can think of that we keep (at least in this office), is the record of contacts we have with sex workers. This records Maori, European, Pacific Island, Asian, and Other. By “Asian”, it includes all people from Asia, including Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Indian, Middle Eastern, etc. It is not limited to “Chinese”.
In 2012, we had contact with 15519 sex workers throughout New Zealand, either by seeing them at the community base, or seeing them on outreach, either at a brothel (including a private home) or on the street. Of that 15519 contacts, 2046 were Asian sex workers (13.18% of the total).
Our Auckland community base had 8786 contacts with sex workers, of which 1519 (17.29%) were Asian. Again, as noted above, “Asian”is not limited to “Chinese”, but to all people from Asia, including non-Chinese people.
Furthermore, these are contacts, not individuals. One person may be accessing NZPC in several different ways: by coming into the community base, by being seen on outreach to a managed brothel or private workers residence, or being seen on outreach to the streets. It should also be noted that some sex workers travel around the country, so may be recorded in one or more community bases either by visiting the base or by being seen on outreach (or both).
NZPC has recently completed some research into the needs of Migrant workers. While the majority of the respondents to this were Chinese (people were asked what part of Asia they were from if they identified as Asian), there were only 51 respondents. This is not a large percentage of the sex industry, and represents only 3.51% of the 1451 estimated sex workers in the Auckland region. It should be noted that respondents also came from Wellington and Tauranga, so the percentage of respondents to this study living in Auckland would be even less.
It would not be possible, using any of these figures to claim that 1/3rd of sex workers in Auckland are Asian, let alone Chinese.
I hope this helps you. If you would like any further information, please feel free to contact either myself or Catherine
Many thanks
Dr Calum Bennachie
NZPC |
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