Tweets for Week Ending 2010-01-13
Posted on January 13th, 2010 by Paul Bernish
- Cincinnati 3rd Annual Anti- #Human Trafficking Conf Jan 16 @ Crossroads Community Church. Sponsors: YWCA, Women's Crisis Center & NURFC #
- Guest Speaker @ Cinti #Human Trafficking Conf: Theresa Flores. Conf is open to public. More info at maryr@wccky.org #
- NY Times article on coverup of immigrant's death exposes underside of living the American dream. My blog at: http://tinyurl.com/yc647bh #
- RT @Do_good_deeds: #Human #Trafficking day #Jan11 #CNN #LarryKing watch special episode on human trafficking Lisa Ling, Ashley Judd guests. #
- "Slavery is a monstrous injustice": Abraham Lincoln, Peoria, IL, 1854 #
- RT @thecall2xxx: …if #humantrafficking and #sextrafficking victims are invisible, imagine how THEY feel! :http://bit.ly/iDxow #
- County Sheriff in Florida gives farm workers coffee and info on #human trafficking: http://bit.ly/7QKVU3 #
- Are "guest workers" in U.S. victims of #human trafficking? http://bit.ly/5N1YYL #
- Commerce in people is thriving on China-Myanmar border #human trafficking:http://bit.ly/8lPUOv #
- RT @estystein: RT @cfpdx What can you do to end human #trafficking? Tell 10 people to tell 10 people #stopslaverytoday #
- RT @ffunnyy1: California to receive millions to Combat Human Trafficking http://tinyurl.com/ye59t2a RT @CherishAllWomen RT @AaronCohen777 #
- Fmr Anti-#human trafficking Amb. Lagon: OH needs stronger law to fight slavery. Is national legislation the solution?:http://bit.ly/5AZtPD #
- SF Police Chief wants to shame sex customers. Is this the right solution? http://bit.ly/8sqxm6 #
- Google Threatens to Depart China Over #Human Rights – http://tinyurl.com/yh2tjgz #
- Human rights activists applaud Google position: http://tinyurl.com/ycrw5g9 #
- How much sorrow can Haiti absorb? Grinding poverty, thousands of Restavek child slaves, and now this! But the world will respond quickly. #
Posted by Paul Bernish on Wednesday, January 13th, 2010 at 9:30 am.
Catagories: Slavery Today
Tags: modern slavery, twitter
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