As part of the CNN Freedom project ‘The battle against sex trafficking – Sweden vs. Denmark’, Michelle Mildwater have been interviewed by reporter Atika Shubert at CNN . Sweden and Denmark combat sex trafficking in contrasting ways, as Atika Shubert reports.
Som en del af CNN’s Freedom project ‘The battle against sex trafficking – Sweden vs. Denmark’, er Michelle Mildwater blevet interviewet af reporter Atika Shubert. Sverige og Danmarks måde at bekæmpe sexhandel på står i skærende kontrast til hinanden, rapporterer…
CNN har været i Danmark for at lave nogle indslag om menneskehandel i Danmark. I den anledning har de interviewet Michelle Mildwater. Se begge indslag “Different Ways to Hit Sex Trafficking?” samt “Sold into Sex Slavery” her:
When CNN was in Denmark talking about human trafficking in Denmark, they interviews Michelle Mildwater, amongst others. Watch the two segments “Different Ways to Hit Sex Trafficking?” samt “Sold into Sex Slavery”.
Read more about the two segments on CNN Freedom Project.
Founder of HopeNow, Michelle Mildwater, today was interviwed in Public Radio (in Danish) about the associations work both in Denmark and in Nigeria, where expelled victims of human trafficking need help. The conversation should clearly explain, why the effort on…
Thursday February 10th Danish Broadcasting Corporation (the public service station) broadcast a documentary on "vulnerable asylum seekers being imprisoned in Denmark", even if they have done nothing criminal and are not charged with anything. They are, often for months, incarcerated…
Torsdag den 10. februar skal 59.000 danske underskrifter imod menneskehandel afleveres til ligestillingsminister Lykke Friis på hendes kontor. De er indsamlet via kampagnen “Stop sexhandel med børn og unge”, hvor HopeNow har samarbejdet med butikskæden Body Shop.
Thursday February 10th Secretary of Equality, Lykke Friis, will accept 59,000 Danish signatures against human sex trafficking in children and youth. They are collected via a Body Shop campaign, where HopeNow has been a partner.
The most recent estimate says that 2,4 million humans are held captive worldwide becoming one of the major concerns in social life. It is now a global criminal enterprise profiting US $32 billion a year. Fighting it requires participation from all sectors of society, says UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime).
De seneste tal viser, at verden i dag har 2,4 millioner mennesker fanget i slaveri, hvilket gør det til en af samfundets største udfordringer. Trafficking er nu en global kriminel business, der profiterer US $32 milliarder om året. At bekæmpe det kræver deltagelse fra alle samfundets sektorer, udtaler UNODC (FNs kontor for narko og kriminalitet).