http://thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/11/04/trafficking-children-what-happens-on-the-supply-side/ The Charis Project Staff Speaks Fri, 30 Jul 2010 06:52:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/11/04/trafficking-children-what-happens-on-the-supply-side/#comment-181 Twitter Trackbacks for The Voice » Blog Archive » Trafficking children-the supply side [thecharisproject.com] on Topsy.com Fri, 13 Nov 2009 22:49:13 +0000 http://thecharisproject.com/voice/?p=69#comment-181 [...] The Voice » Blog Archive » Trafficking children-the supply side thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/11/04/trafficking-children-what-happens-on-the-supply-side – view page – cached Much of the time, policy makers and activists put a lot of focus on getting people out of slavery. Considering the number of people who are in slavery, which again is conservatively put at 27 million... Read moreMuch of the time, policy makers and activists put a lot of focus on getting people out of slavery. Considering the number of people who are in slavery, which again is conservatively put at 27 million and is likely quite higher, this is absolutely critical. However, surprisingly little consideration and focus is given to stopping people from going into slavery in the first place. Thus we will consider the supply side. But instead of talking about this in theoretical terms, let me tell you a story. Read less [...] [...] The Voice » Blog Archive » Trafficking children-the supply side thecharisproject.com/voice/2009/11/04/trafficking-children-what-happens-on-the-supply-side – view page – cached Much of the time, policy makers and activists put a lot of focus on getting people out of slavery. Considering the number of people who are in slavery, which again is conservatively put at 27 million… Read moreMuch of the time, policy makers and activists put a lot of focus on getting people out of slavery. Considering the number of people who are in slavery, which again is conservatively put at 27 million and is likely quite higher, this is absolutely critical. However, surprisingly little consideration and focus is given to stopping people from going into slavery in the first place. Thus we will consider the supply side. But instead of talking about this in theoretical terms, let me tell you a story. Read less [...]

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