On 27th November, as one of three recipients, HopeNow received DKK 25,000 in support of the work against trafficking in humans. The gift was donated by Mørdrup Church Christmas market from the 2009 profits. The two other recipients were “Dementkontakten” (a contact…
The Body Shop and ECPAT campaign against trafficking in humans continues to grow. The highly succesful effort to get people committed against sex-trade and exploitation is a few signatures short of 4 million.
I er alle hermed inviteret til vores arrangement som markere EU’s årlige Anti-trafficking dag. Se vedhæftet flyer.
Vi ses!
HopeNow won the 2008 “Reklame for alvor” Award. Reklame for alvor (Serious Advertising) was created to enable charity organizations to promote their causes in the mass media. Serious Advertising is a non-profit initiative, which annually brings together the expertise of the entire Danish communications industry in order to present the award to a strong campaign.
You are all hereby invited to HopeNows event which marks EU’s yearly ANti-Trafficking Day. See the attached flyer.
See you!
Vi er stolte af at kunne fortælle, at HopeNow har vundet Henrich Prisen!
Juryens begrundelse:
Mens verden har opgivet problemet, råber HopeNow med Michelle Mildwater på de tavses vegne og forsøger at træ nge ind til politikerne, og til os. Med stor beslutsomhed, rummelighed og handlekraft pendles mellem fængsler, hospitaler, Sandholmlejren og Istedgade, og HopeNow har hjulpet over 200 nigerianske handlede kvinder. HopeNow modtager Heinrich Prisen for indædt at bekæmpe den hurt igst voksende forbrydelse i verden.
The Body Shop og ECPAT* lancerer globalt en underskriftsindsamling for at forbedre rettighederne for menneskehandlede kvinder og børn og for at dæmme op for menneskehandel generelt, der er blevet den tredje mest indbringende form for kriminalitet i verden.
Vær med til at gøre en forskel og skriv under her
The Body Shop and ECPAT * launches a global petition to improve the human rights of trafficked women and children. Trafficking has become the third most lucrative form of crime in the world.
Help make a difference and sign here
Siddharth Kara is a researcher at Harvard University’s Carr Center for Human Rights. His field of research is human trafficking. In 2009 he published the first of three books on modern slavery entitled “Sex Trafficking: Inside the Business of Modern Slavery”, Columbia University Press.