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    Sex Trafficking: Resources for action in 2010!

    DateTuesday, December 29, 2009 at 08:40PM tagged , , in ,

    With the SAFE home underway here in the St. Louis metro area we have received a lot of questions regarding resources that we find helpful for teaching people about the reality of sex trafficking in the United States. While there is no single work that can possibly explore all of the awful depths of this issue, here are a few resources that we really appreciate and recommend to you if you are looking to gain some further insights into the nature of this "business."   

    BOOKS:
    MOVIES and DOCUMENTARIES:


    The full FRONTLINE: SEX SLAVES documentary can be found at their website or by clicking HERE. 

    The full CARGO: Innocence Lost documentary can be found by going to their website or by clicking HERE. 

    HOLLY is a full length movie that follows the story of one girl in the sex trafficking industry in Cambodia. 

    CALL AND RESPONSE: full documentary can be found HERE. 

    A FEW WEBSITES and AGENCIES THAT WE RESPECT:
    Lets make it our pledge to care for those in our communities who are victims of this horribly oppressive industry in 2010, your partnership really makes a difference! 
    Contact us to see how you can help with the SAFE home: St. Louis.
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    I really feel sorry for the people who are into it.I think government should take preventive measures to stop it and find job for them.

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