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Online Quiz & Post Your Comments--OneWorld Perspectives: Human Trafficking

April 28, 2005

When you take the online quiz on human trafficking or share your comments, you will be entered into a raffle to win a $25 gift certificate from Amazon.com. To take the quiz or post comments, visit the OneWorld Perspectives ezine at http://us.oneworld.net/section/us/perspectives/1/humantrafficking

Understanding Human Trafficking & How You Can Get Involved http://us.oneworld.net/section/us/perspectives/1/humantrafficking OneWorld Perspectives gives greater depth to global issues that you care about, provides an overview of the work of the non-profit community on selected topics, and shares ways that you can make a difference.

This issue focuses on the topic of human trafficking, and particularly its impact on young women and girls. Learn about how the international community--often led by the efforts of non-governmental organizations--are taking steps to raise awareness of this international crime, to more effectively prosecute traffickers, and to better protect victims. http://us.oneworld.net/section/us/perspectives/1/humantrafficking

Find out how you can get involved to help stop trafficking, and take a quiz or share your comments for a chance to win a $25 gift certificate to Amazon.com!

Hereýs Some ýFood for Thoughtý on Trafficking:

Does it make more sense to you to devote efforts to prosecuting traffickers, curtailing demand, or helping potential victims to avoid being trafficked? What about our societies might need to be changed to ensure that people are less vulnerable to trafficking networks? For some women in poor countries, prostitution may be their only means of making a living. What do you think about their options and how NGOs can best assist them? How can NGOs better address the corruption that fuels the trafficking trade? Should trafficked victims have rights to stay in the countries to which they have been trafficked? Why or why not and under what circumstances? What kind of programs addressing gender equity would make a difference to combat the trafficking of young women and girls?

Roshani Kothari, OneWorld U.S., Partnership Manager


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