The Blogs @UN.GIFT.HUB

The BLOG @UN.GIFT.HUB

 

by tRiBaLmArKiNgSUN.GIFT Staff . - The UN.GIFT.HUB is an online platform not only to disseminate knowledge on human trafficking but to allow all stakeholders to participate to engage in dialogues and increase knowledge.

 

One of the features of the HUB is the BLOG. Blogs are an increasingly popular online interactive tool. An individual publishes content on the web where readers have the option to leave comments and exchange views on that content. This commenting feature has the potential to expand knowledge on human trafficking and to initiate fruitful discussions.

 

UN.GIFT is now pleased to introduce its Survivors Blog. Jana fell once in the hands of traffickers who forced her into prostitution and kept her captive for months while threatening her with hurting her family. Jana is a survivor, a courageous and generous woman who turned around her story and now works intensively to prevent others from suffering what she did.

 

Jana is blogger in the UN.GIFT.HUB. She will be sharing her experiences from the trenches of the anti-trafficking fight. She is now a human rights advocate who speaks in multiple forums against trafficking. In her blog she will comment about her travels, her encounters with other fighters, her past, but more importantly she will share her views about the path ahead to end human trafficking.

 

In the Intern's Blog, UN.GIFT's interns will comment on what is like to work in UN.GIFT as they experience the everyday life of multi-agency cooperation. UN.GIFT staff also has blogging spot. From UN.GIFT, is where staff will comment on issues of human trafficking as well as those little details of the work in the big UN picture.

 

The UN.GIFT.HUB invites all to disseminate and participate. Check out our BLOG and do not forget to leave a comment!

 



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"V"
Friday, January 21, 2011 1:11 AM
I know HUMAN TRAFFICKING is a major problem, but when men say they're going to rescue victims and don't. The problem presist, so how can people really get help! I couldn't make a regular report from the San Francisco police and they have an exhibit on the subject. What a shame!
"V"
Saturday, January 22, 2011 11:32 PM
I know that going to the police is the first step to solve this problem, but again one isn't always able to have them assist the victim, so Harold Stallings, Suzanne Warfield, Shonte' Johnson, Virginia Stallings, Andre' Stallings, Eeshanna Bolden, Soiel Floyd, London Floyd, Brejea Luckett, Michael Hall and son Jr. are among the POLICE missed for this growing problem in america... and of course Vinola... If anyone can help me find their pimps i'll appreciate it!

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