trafficking: bookmarks
Saudi Brutality: A message to Young...
Please read this article and put your comment on Brutal Saudi Arab
Shafiqul Islam Jibon on 14 October 2011 | 1 comment
The Dichotomy of Women's Rights in ...
Middle class women in Indonesia are enjoying the new opportunities that economic p...
Naomi Pattirane on 09 August 2010 | 1 comment
Tackling the trafficking myths
Good to see the govt not resiling from this, though are trafficked women going to ...
Niluccio on 16 November 2009 | 0 comments
No trafficking? Well, there's a hel...
Another interesting Bennett piece.
Niluccio on 25 October 2009 | 0 comments
Keep trafficking unit, Met urged
Not looking good - and see my blog: http://blogs.amnesty.org.uk/blogs_entry.asp?ei...
Niluccio on 07 October 2009 | 0 comments
Guardian podcast - Children at risk...
Check out this posdcast from the Guardian... There's an interesting story from a ...
ZigZag on 08 July 2009 | 0 comments
The Container's captive audience | ...
Not to be missed! amazing play on human trafficking that won the Amnesty Freedom o...
vero on 08 July 2009 | 0 comments
Trafficking survivors are not 'ille...
Good article from the indefatigable Heather Harvey!
Niluccio on 14 May 2009 | 0 comments
Ministers must take tougher action ...
Important new report from a government committee just out today. Have done an earl...
Niluccio on 14 May 2009 | 0 comments
Meet the new freedom fighters | UK ...
Meet them at the Convention on Modern Liberty in Belfast, London and elsewhere thi...
Patrick Corrigan on 24 February 2009 | 0 comments
I totally agree that one of our rights is to be loved. The feeling of being cared is incomparable and it is priceless. No amount can equate the act, and you cannot definitely buy love with a cash advance, isn't it? But of course, love equates respect and therefore both must be hand in hand.
Shafiqul, I completely agree. In fact, I think that the international community should do more than just not travel to these countries. We should reflect what is being done for the Syria by Amnesty International. We should send letters to MPs and organise marches. It is a shame that some Arab governments' suppression of their people are simply overlooked. Bahrain is in exactly the same situation. Corruption in oppressive governments would be rooted out and removed, for the welfare of the people.
no and yes both has different way but love is other
way for all of us
-
Joakimprojekt`s
8 months ago
-
lunarmiguel
11 months ago
-
Naomi Pattirane
about 1 year ago
-
Jozizzle
about 1 year ago
-
LollyLoz92
about 1 year ago
-
Shoop shoop shoop
about 1 year ago
-
human_hazza
over 2 years ago
View all comments (7 more)yes ... and also peace
4000 you say, I say lets put an end to this now somehow
but then it's good that the Office for Criminal Justice Reform (reporting to the Ministry of Justice) are paying for those 35 at least yet what about the other 3965 ?
TAKE ACTION: Amnesty International: Protect Domestic Workers in Indonesia - http://www.amnesty.org.au/a...
This is beautifully done...the words and imagery flow together well and -the sum total is both breath-taking and thought-provoking. Thank you, Dean, for sharing your soul.
a very touching video, really makes you think, some of the pictures flash too quickly before our eyes before its gone, we're too busy listening and not rewinding to see what we missed... oh and btw this video has gotten me all poetic ^_^... good job xx
I totally agree!
Respect is necessary in a committed relationship or in any relationship between men and women such as employer and employee.
Without respect and equality there would be anarchy.
hey hey dats me with da balloons and da BIG yellow sticker hehe
we had an open evening at our school so we tried to raise some more moneyz!!!!