As Britain prepares to commemorate 200 years since the abolition of the slave trade, a new Panos exhibition at St Paul's Cathedral reveals how human trafficking is a bitter reality for thousands of women, men and children in the UK today. Slave Britain artfully documents the ordinary lives and everyday locations caught up in trafficking and calls for an end to this illegal 21st century trade. The show is produced by Panos Pictures in partnership with Amnesty International, Anti-Slavery International, Eaves and UNICEF UK.
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Thursday, March 01, 2007
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3 comments:
thankyou for this link -
i am off to check it out!
time for coffee my dear -
time to meet!!!!
Not much has changed it seems, apart from the lingo and the methods. Downright depressing but part of daily life reality in the UK, regrettably. Is the problem as bad in Canada?
Thanks for the link, only managed to read a few pages but looking forward to the rest. It is sort of a smack between the eyes.
Hope you enjoy the time off, come back soon
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