In my collage, i am told to submit a presentation. I suddenly thought child prostitution is the major problem now a days. so i decided to work on this topic. due to some limitation I couldn't wrote in detail. But in the main copy I wrote a much about it. I feel the problem and we must do something to solve the problem and save our future generation
YouthHubAfrica in partnership with Onelife Initiative, Foundation for Investigative Journalism and Cedarseed Foundation launches a toll-free line where people can report police brutality in Ebonyi, Oyo, Bauchi and the FCT
Policy Brief on Print Media Analysis of GBV Cases YouthHubAfrica
Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is described as violence, including sexual, physical, mental and economic harm inflicted on an individual in public or in private on account of the individual’s gender. This includes the threat of violence, all forms of coercion and manipulations.
In my collage, i am told to submit a presentation. I suddenly thought child prostitution is the major problem now a days. so i decided to work on this topic. due to some limitation I couldn't wrote in detail. But in the main copy I wrote a much about it. I feel the problem and we must do something to solve the problem and save our future generation
YouthHubAfrica in partnership with Onelife Initiative, Foundation for Investigative Journalism and Cedarseed Foundation launches a toll-free line where people can report police brutality in Ebonyi, Oyo, Bauchi and the FCT
Policy Brief on Print Media Analysis of GBV Cases YouthHubAfrica
Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is described as violence, including sexual, physical, mental and economic harm inflicted on an individual in public or in private on account of the individual’s gender. This includes the threat of violence, all forms of coercion and manipulations.
Impunity, Scandals, Political immunity, President Joyce Banda, political scandals, Cashgate, malawi corruption, Malawian president Joyce Banda, electoral humiliation, Malawi,Africa and Indian Ocean,World News,News, Malawi,Africa,World news, Cashgate corruption scandal, Malawian president Joyce Banda, Malawi's president Joyce Banda, President Joyce Banda, malawi president joyce banda, malawi president joyce banda biography, joyce banda malawi news, malawi new president, malawian president, President Joyce Banda
This is a proposal introducing the CCIRB concept and why Peoria, IL, a community in the Midwest should be engaged in creating a citizens review board to address community policing issues.
Mining and Sexual Identity - Is Our Industry Ready for Gay WorkersFernando Penarroyo
Labor rights recognition of LGBTI persons is now becoming the norm as many countries are now adopting anti-discrimination laws based on sexual orientation or gender identity. It is also clear that countries with strong laws and policies promoting equality for LGBTI workers, and companies that implement such laws and policies fare better, which provide a business and economic case for inclusion and diversity. An inclusive, diverse, and non-discriminatory industry would not be hard put to find allies from the LGBTI community especially for a much-maligned and misunderstood sector like mining.
Impunity, Scandals, Political immunity, President Joyce Banda, political scandals, Cashgate, malawi corruption, Malawian president Joyce Banda, electoral humiliation, Malawi,Africa and Indian Ocean,World News,News, Malawi,Africa,World news, Cashgate corruption scandal, Malawian president Joyce Banda, Malawi's president Joyce Banda, President Joyce Banda, malawi president joyce banda, malawi president joyce banda biography, joyce banda malawi news, malawi new president, malawian president, President Joyce Banda
This is a proposal introducing the CCIRB concept and why Peoria, IL, a community in the Midwest should be engaged in creating a citizens review board to address community policing issues.
Mining and Sexual Identity - Is Our Industry Ready for Gay WorkersFernando Penarroyo
Labor rights recognition of LGBTI persons is now becoming the norm as many countries are now adopting anti-discrimination laws based on sexual orientation or gender identity. It is also clear that countries with strong laws and policies promoting equality for LGBTI workers, and companies that implement such laws and policies fare better, which provide a business and economic case for inclusion and diversity. An inclusive, diverse, and non-discriminatory industry would not be hard put to find allies from the LGBTI community especially for a much-maligned and misunderstood sector like mining.
On Human Trafficking, Migration, and Sex Workimmigrantdoll
A presentation by a sex worker and undocumented immigrant. Includes citations and should work int the presentations. Email me if certain parts are not working! gildamerlot@fastmail.com
If the links don't work try these links instead https://drive.google.com/file/d/12PeKNfDondeE4YilV8AfGOZUgm4fvdDD/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PLwzVUK2lFB69UfL4RjQGtqH_XFS2jzD/view?usp=sharing
Trafficking usually stands at the center of all activities relating to child abuse and exploitation. A need exists to introduce effective legal regime, enforcement and preventive mechanism.
FREE L.A.!!! About the Youth Justice CoalitionKim McGill
THE YOUTH JUSTICE COALITION / FREE L.A. is working to build a youth, family and prisoner-led movement to challenge America’s addiction to incarceration and race, gender and class inequality in Los Angeles County’s, California’s and the nation's juvenile and criminal injustice systems. The YJC’s goal is to dismantle policies and institutions that has ensured the massive lock-up of people of color, widespread police violence and corruption, consistent violation of youth and communities’ Constitutional and human rights, the construction of a vicious school-to-jail track, and the build-up of the world's largest network of jails and prisons. We use direct action organizing, advocacy, political education and activist arts to agitate, expose, and pressure the people in charge in order to upset power and bring about change.
Youth In Black Cap : A movement against Child Sexual abuse in NepalRamesh Bhandari
Although child sexual abuse is prevalent in our society, many of the parents and children are unaware that it is happening against them. We do not have specific mechanism to aware and enable children, parents, teachers or the community members about protecting children against these abuses. Moreover, children are seldom encouraged to speak about sex. This has resulted into hiding of the cases although they have been victimized of it.
YOUTH IN BLACK CAP is a movement against increasing incidences of child sexual abuse It is a peaceful movement to inform and aware communities about the increasing incidences of child sexual abuse and pressurize policy level higher officials/authorities, parliamentarians and law makers for the formulation and implementation of create child protective and friendly laws policies and programs. This is a youth led social movement where the youngsters put on black cap, hold a candle, different handbills and posters related to child sex abuse and stand in the main junctions of the city without hindering the traffic. This movement will be organized every Friday morning from 9-10. Before the organization of the movement, youths will be oriented about the concept of the movement and motivate them to be the part of the campaign. To make the movement throughout the country, local NGOs operating in the district level and youth will be mobilized. CWISH and Dynamic Youth Forum who envisioned the movement will coordinate with different organizations and make a coordination committee to launch the movement from central level. The secretariat of the committee will be in CWISH office, Buddhanagar. The organizations involved in the movement will have active participation. Interested individuals without institutional affiliation can also make voluntary contribution and take part actively in the movement. Coordination committee will provide technical support in need. The movement will be launched in 19 November which is also celebrated as world’s day against child abuse. On this occasion letter of demand will also be submitted to the prime minister.
This is a guide to the issue of human trafficking in Singapore. It is developed as a public education resource to be widely shared, and adapted for specific use, with the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Singapore License. It can be also downloaded at http://www.concern.sg/HumanTrafficking
1. Cybersex trafficking is a form of modern slavery that
was unimaginable before the digital age. Cybersex
trafficking is the live sexual abuse of children streamed via the internet,
set up by adults who receive online payments from predators and
pedophiles located anywhere in the world.
The Philippines government made rapid strides in its fight against
sex trafficking since IJM arrived in Cebu in 2006. One independent
study found 79% fewer children being sold for sex in metro Cebu after
four years of IJM’s collaborative work. Now, law enforcement officials
need specialized training and support as they investigate and rescue
children from cybersex trafficking, and survivors need specialized
aftercare services and a long-term support system to thrive in freedom.
currently participating
in our aftercare
program
rescued from sex
trafficking
criminals convicted for
sex trafficking crimes
THE PROBLEM CYBERSEX TRAFFICKING
IJM CEBU PROGRESS SINCE 2006
600+ 65+ 68
1
Philippines Department of Justice, 2
IJM case data, 3
Ibid.
CEBU, PHILIPPINES
THE FACTS
The Philippines
receives
thousands of
cybersex trafficking case
referrals a month from the
U.S. alone.1
54% of victims rescued in
IJM cases are 1-12 years
old. The average age of
commercial sex trafficking
victims was 16-17 years old.2
Pedophiles and predators
pay $20 to $150 for a “sex
show” broadcast online.3
