Archive for the ‘Human Trafficking’ Category
Posted on November 23rd, 2009 by by carrien
It was the year 2001, we had been married less than a year and we were at the Door of Faith Orphanage in Mexico talking to DJ and Lynette, the couple who run the whole place. A month earlier we made the choice together that someday, somehow, we wanted to take care [...]
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Tags: Burma, Hmong, Human Trafficking, humanitarian, non-profit work, orphan, orphanage, orphans and other children, sustainable anti-slavery
Posted on October 22nd, 2009 by by Wayland
When facing complex problems like human trafficking, we must keep in mind the fact that the solutions to these problems can be equally complex. We must take into account the fact that these problems tend to contain several elements, which we must come to understand. In the case of human trafficking, when we look [...]
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Tags: Human Trafficking, sustainable anti-slavery
Posted on October 1st, 2009 by by Aaron
Dark:30 in the morning. Guitar, children singing in Hmong. I have come across 15 time zones; have been traveling on planes, trains, buses, trucks and motorcycles for 40 hours. It has been worth it.
Yesterday afternoon I bumped my way through the gate on the back of Chala’s motorcycle. For the first time [...]
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Tags: Burma, children at risk, children's home, Human Trafficking, orphans, sustainable anti-slavery
Posted on July 30th, 2009 by by carrien
Many of you will remember that last fall Chala’s wife left him. Chala has taken in 40 children who have no family to take care of them. These kids have either been orphaned by the conflict in Burma, or by poverty in refugee villages in Thailand. Some have living parents who abandoned them for reasons [...]
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Tags: Burma, Burma refugees, Chala, child sponsorship, children at risk, children's home, Human Trafficking, non profit, sex trafficking, Thailand, the charis project