Love the NCAA Basketball Tournament?

Want to help end modern day slavery?

Then this is the perfect combination!

Join our March Madness Bracket Challenge to End Slavery.  All you have to do is donate a minimum of $10 here, you’ll be emailed passwords to enter your picks here and help end slavery. The winner will have the proceeds donated in his or her name to the Free Chains Campaign to End Slavery. Part of those proceeds will support the Free Chains safe house in Nepal and also a partner in this fight, the International Justice Mission.

Thanks for playing and for helping end slavery!

This year make your bracket picks really count!

Are you crazy about March Madness and also want to help us end child sex slavery?  Enter our tournament challenge for a minimum donation of $10 and the winner will have all the proceeds donated in their name to the Free Chains Campaign to end child sex slavery.

Other prizes will be awarded for top finishers.

Go to the donate page at www.freechains.org to sign up.  We’ll email you log in information once donation is received.

The FBI had a great breakthrough this past week. 48 girls were rescued, ages 13-17 and over 570 suspects were arrested.

Read details here:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090223/ap_on_go_ot/child_prostitutes

Help us end child sex slavery at Free Chains.

Here is a link to an article in London where a judge has ordered monetary restitution for victims smuggled into the country to perform sex with hundreds of clients a week.  I hope this is only the beginning of a trend as justice is served to those exploiting woman and children.  Money can not make up for the harm that was done, but at least it will help as they try to move on with their lives.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/7899923.stm

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All Should Be Free!!

A new report from the UN today came out that said that woman play a dominate role in the trafficking of other woman and children. Here’s an exert:

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Surprisingly, the perpetrators behind human trafficking around the world are often women, the U.N. reported Thursday.

Women are the majority of traffickers in almost a third of the 155 nations the U.N. surveyed. They accounted for more than 60 percent of the human trafficking convictions in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

For many, human trafficking is a world they had been pulled into themselves.

“Women commit crimes against women, and in many cases the victims become the perpetrators,” Antonio Maria Costa, director of the Vienna-based U.N. Office on Drugs and Crime, said in an interview. “They become the matrons of the business and they make money. It’s like a drug addiction.”

Most of the world’s nations reported some form of “modern slavery” last year involving mainly the sex trade or forced labor.

Read the rest of the story here.
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