Millions of children are exploited by traffickers for purposes
such as prostitution, forced labor, and slavery. Almost every
country in the world serves as an origin, transit point, or
destination for victims. Learn more about child slavery,
where and why it occurs, and how Rotary projects are
helping survivors. We’ll also discuss ways to help prevent
victimization and how your club can take action.
Rotarians Combating Child Slavery and Human Trafficking
1. 2016 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
Rotarians combating Child Slavery
and Human Trafficking
Breakout Session – May 30 2016
2. Agenda
1st Presentation: Mark Little, Chairman, RAG against Child Slavery
(RC of Norwich St Edmund, England)
2nd Presentation: Carol Metzker, Author of “Facing the Monster: How One
Person Can Fight Child Slavery”
(One World Rotary E Club)
3rd Presentation: Gillian Booth, RACSRAG Coordinator, Western Australia
(RC of Bay View Claremont, Western Australia)
Q&A Session: Panelists: Mark Little, Carol Metzker, Gillian Booth and
Stephen Sypula (RACSRAG Treasurer, RC of Stevenage
Grange, England
3. “There is no trust more sacred than the one the world
holds with children. There is no duty more important
than ensuring that their rights are respected, that
their welfare is protected, that their lives are free
from fear and want, and that they grow up in peace”
Kofi Annan, UN Secretary General 1997-2006
6. Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948
Article 1 – All human beings are born free and equal in dignity & rights.
Article 2 – Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedom in this Declaration,
without any distinction of any kind, such as race, colour, sex, language,
social origin or birth.
Article 3 – Everyone has the right to life, liberty and the security of person.
Article 4 - No one shall be held in slavery or servitude; slavery
and the slave trade shall be prohibited in all their forms
8. The main objectives of the RAG against Child Slavery
• Raise awareness that millions of children are held
captive and forced to work for commercial gain.
• Encourage and help Rotarians to support, promote and
work with anti-slavery groups with programmes,
campaigns and projects that help to protect children
from slavery and its consequences.
Why the need to raise awareness ?
48. Gazebo, solar streetlamps, water filtration, books,
cows and bio-gas system for girls’ center, India
인도: 여자 아이들을 위한 정자, 태양열 가로등, 정수기,
서적, 소, 생물가스 시스템
49. “Have an open heart.
Stop calling us whores.
We have names. We are
humans.”
- Anne Marie,
survivor
Books, furniture, hands-on help for female survivors, US
미국: 서적, 가구 등 여성 생존자들을 위한 즉각
52. 35.8 million people enslaved
(Global Slavery Index, 2014)
3천 5백 80만명의 인구가 노예가 됨
(2014년도 세계 노예 지표)
$150 billion/year in illegal profits
(International Labour Organization, 2014)
년간 1500억 달러의 불법소득
(2014년도 국제 노동 기구)
53. Let your life speak. Help with a project.
Maiti Nepal,
Nepal
School4Freedom,
India
New Day New
Slavery must stop. NOW..
노예제도는 이제 종결되어야 합니다.
54. Let your life speak. Help with a project.
New Day New Home, US
Maiti Nepal, Nepal
School4Freeom, India
삶이 나에게도 말을 걸어옵니다. 프로젝트를 도와주세요.
55. Photo by Sarah Falta
Will you use your voices, hands
and hearts to
END THEIR SILENCE?
이들의 힘든 여건에 종지부를 찍을 수 있게 여러분의 생각과 마음을 모아주세요.
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