Tweets for Week Ending 2009-11-11
Posted on November 11th, 2009 by Paul Bernish
- RT @NURFCjamie: Bring the family to the #NURFC for Dramatic Readings with Deondra Means this Saturday (11/7) @ noon #
- Global Poll says more than 700M would rather live somewhere else: http://bit.ly/47jphT #
- I am now tweeting on #human trafficking issues under @FreedomCenter. Trafficking Tweets will appear weekly at http://bit.ly/wrxpzt #
- Gov't sponsored ad campaign on #human trafficking launches in cities across U.S.: http://bit.ly/36Qr66 #
- Here's a possible case of #human trafficking from Mexico that will shock you:http://bit.ly/1F7RIg #
- RT @snaps4life: Emma Thompson and Elena Exposing the Sex Trade: http://bit.ly/2OzKnn @NPR #trafficking #humanrights #
- RT @cfpdx: Terms such as sex worker are unacceptable because they neutralize the brutality of this exploitation. #
- RT @FredDouglassSon: Las Vegas' Asian community fights human trafficking: http://tinyurl.com/yzbgfmy #
- Arrests made in Russian human rights murders, but will justice prevail? http://tinyurl.com/yftvzwm #
- #FF: @cfpdx @ROBLOVE146 @vigilo @JeanneBernish @Nowhere2Hide @FreedomHomes @NURFCjamie @SusanneUre @meridith09 #
- @cfpdx : Here's a starting point from Global Centurion: http://bit.ly/4c0its in reply to cfpdx #
- Going after sex customers — is Sweden's solution the answer to a widespread #human trafficking abuse? http://tinyurl.com/ykyeuf3 #
- N.C. grappling with landmark state law that enables accused in capital murder cases to use racial bias as defense: http://bit.ly/3V939B #
- RT @anthonymdavis: Sex trafficking hits home; 60-90 women affected in Franklin County #women #abuse #trafficking http://bit.ly/1zMWRv #
- #Human trafficking often involves the desperate movement of vulnerable refugees seeking a new life: http://bit.ly/3LbArM #
- New U.S. Amb. to Romania says expectations that the nation can crack down on #human trafficking are "unrealistic":http://bit.ly/BgO4d #
- Major sporting events & #human trafficking: a volatile mix of entertainment and vulnerability: http://bit.ly/1E5guG #
Posted by Paul Bernish on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009 at 9:30 am.
Catagories: Slavery Today
Tags: modern slavery, twitter
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