Tweets for Week Ending 2009-12-16
Posted on December 16th, 2009 by Paul Bernish
- New group, Doctors at War, formed to combat #trafficking and sex trade: http://bit.ly/8rQB5b #
- From bad to worse: Women #trafficked into prostitution in Gaza & West Bank, according to UNIFEM: http://bit.ly/4U85iO #
- Freedom Center is hosting an IJM "At the End of Slavery" screening tonight — over 200 RSVPs! #
- Lots of folks in Cincinnati who want to join the fight against slavery & #human trafficking. Thx for attending our IJM video screening. #
- Ohio State Sen. Fedor proposes resolution for Jan. 11 as "National #Human Trafficking Awareness Day" in Ohio: http://bit.ly/7aYgie #
- #ff #followfridday: @marytressel @ROBLOVE146 @joebuddejr @lauralederer @Genisess2009 @bby3work @CorinaHaaiga @stoptrffckfash @cfpdx #
- RT @ROBLOVE146: RT @TrafficInPeople: Philippines is considered source, transit point, and destination of child trafficking http://u.nu/2dg74 #
- #human trafficking victims in U.S. struggle mightily with T-Visa procedures: http://tinyurl.com/ybpcbmw #
- Here's a handy reference page for #human trafficking data, compiled by U of Akron Law School: http://bit.ly/846EwM #
- Times' David Brooks on struggle of good vs evil is reminder of stakes involved in fighting #human trafficking:http://tinyurl.com/ydzpnnb #
- RT @cfpdx: Human #Trafficking is occurring more frequently in hotels, apartments, and homes. Call the National Hotline: 1-888=3737=888 #
- Will EU plan to tighten immigration policies lead to more #human trafficking? UN official says yes: http://bit.ly/7QRU5E #
- This year, put some change in the Salvation Army red kettle and help fight #human trafficking: http://bit.ly/7mUp6b #
- Jewish Community Relations Council of Cincinnati condemns Jewish extremist attack on West Bank Mosque: http://tinyurl.com/ycrlfcq #
- Will Canada's liberal immigration policies make it a haven for #human trafficking? http://bit.ly/5nRiJG #
Posted by Paul Bernish on Wednesday, December 16th, 2009 at 9:30 am.
Catagories: Slavery Today
Tags: modern slavery, twitter
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