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Sex Trafficking, Statistics, and the Stories We Never Forget...

10/02/2012

Africa, Guest Posts, Human Rights, Modern Day Slavery, News, Social Commentary, Women's Rights

Reblogged from Just Saskia:

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To the ones who we lost, to the ones yet to be found

In light of a few recent charity scandals, we have been encouraged to increase our reporting on work done internationally, and keep accurate track of cases and trafficked persons assisted. Which is great, and so needed. I mean we have always tried to keep measurable results, but now we are taking it to a whole ‘nother level of reporting.

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2 Comments on “Sex Trafficking, Statistics, and the Stories We Never Forget...”

  1. Cambodian Music Says:
    12/05/2012 at 01:30

    Most problems in Cambodia, including sex trafficking, corruption, and human rights abuses may be blamed on poverty and the destruction of social and physical infrastructure stemming from the country’s tragic past, namely, the Khmer Rouge and the use of Cambodia as turf for Cold War adversaries.

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  2. milenanik3 Says:
    13/02/2012 at 14:25

    Reblogged this on Milenanik3's Blog.

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