Category Archives: human trafficking

Manditory Sentences for Traffickers of Minors in Canada

Posted on May 26, 2010 by andrewkooman

Urge Canadian Lawmakers to pass Bill C-268, which requires mandatory sentences for traffickers of minors. Learn more at RaiseTheirVoice.com

Posted in human trafficking, justice | Tagged bill C-268, joy smith | Leave a comment

Sex + Money: Webisode Two

Posted on April 6, 2010 by andrewkooman

See what Demi Moore is tweeting about: Learn about trafficking and sex slavery in the United States. Follow the Sex + Money film crew as they travel across the States learning about the reality of modern day slavery. Did you … Continue reading →

Posted in film, human trafficking, justice | Tagged A Crime So Monstrous, Aaron Cohen, Autumn Rae Mason, demi moore, documentary, Morgan Perry, photogenx, prostitution, sarah jo sampson, Scott Martin, SCT Now, Sex and Money, Stilleto Run, Timothy Dyk, trafficking, USA, webisode | Leave a comment

Social Justice Resources

Posted on March 18, 2010 by andrewkooman

A common question I ask and am encountered with when I talk with others about issues of global justice is, “What do I do?” I decided one thing I could do to answer that Q is to put together an … Continue reading →

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Modern Day Abolitionists

Posted on February 5, 2010 by andrewkooman

I’ve been doing a feature – asking 20 Questions of Modern Day Abolitionists – for RaiseTheirVoice.com Today I added a short interview with Julia Smith-Brake from Chab Dai, Canada. Check out this group of ordinary people doing extraordinary things, and … Continue reading →

Posted in andrew kooman, human trafficking, interviews | Tagged Aaron Harcourt, Amiee Gosselin, Autumn Mason, Chab Dai, Faith Campbell, John-Paul Vicory, Julia Smith Brake, Morgan Perry, Phil Gazley, Susi Childers, Timothy Dyk Hanneke de Heer | Leave a comment

Poem: Oh How the Children Have Fallen

Posted on January 11, 2010 by andrewkooman

Today is International Human Trafficking Awareness Day in the USA. To mark the day I wanted to publish a poem I wrote a few years ago as I started to become aware and convinced that the suffering of the poor, … Continue reading →