This article was recently sent to me via Facebook.
I think it’s important to share because it shows many different forms of human trafficking, not just forced prostitution which is something people tend to focus solely on. I also feel that photos are moving, powerful and of a very high quality. The photographer is obviously talented and it’s great that she’s bringing attention to the issue of modern slavery. You can check out her personal web site here.
By Jared Stewart
Hi,
Do your organization make documentaries in African countries about sex trafficking?
Tom I looked at this today. The diiuscsson topics and the speakers were quite candid. I would have to agree that as bad as Backdoor adult section is, shutting it down will only make it get moved underground or to foreign soil/space where we (United States) has no jurisdiction. It’s a tough diiuscsson. The video clip is worth watching the whole thing. BTW, I added it to the Toolkit’s Other suggested items section.
it was absolutely awful. Some of the girls were toatlly destroyed by their experiences. But, again as in Thailand, there were some dedicated people trying to help them regain, or even gain, some self respect and self love. Jen
Hi Robin,I recently fedunod an organization called Someone’s Child. Our goal is to empower moms to use their unique gifting to combat human trafficking., We believe moms are the most under-utilized group and yet, they are the ones speaking into the next generation of abolitionists,AND, two of us (myself and one of my co-founders) are heading to Cambodia to visit Transitions Global in August!I would love to talk with you all. We are going to host a community-wide Kids Clothing Swap in early September, along with booths that bring awareness to our purchasing power as moms and slavery in the supply chain.It would be wonderful if you all could perhaps join us!?!?Look forward to future conversations with you. And come like us on Facebook!!Warmly,Carrie KubaFounder, Someone’s ChildEngage. Act. End Human Trafficking.