On Monday, October 26, the Boston University School of Public Health held an event entitled Abolishing Modern Day Slavery. Emmanuel Otoo, West Africa Regional Coordinator for Free the Slaves, was the keynote speaker. Panelists included: Benjamin Skinner – Author of a Crime So Monstrous, Fellow at Carr Center for Human Rights Policy of Harvard Kennedy School; Dr. [...]
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Abolishing Modern Day Slavery at BUSPH
Posted in Child Trafficking, tagged A Crime So Monstrous, Benjamin Skinner, Boston University School of Public Health, Child Trafficking, Disposable People, Emily George, Emmanuel Otoo, Free the Slaves, Ghana, Health and Human Rights Caucus, Kevin Bales, Modern Day Slavery, Rotoract, SEEN, Susan Goldfarb, Timothy McCarthy on October 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Abolishing Modern Day Slavery Podcast
Posted in Child Trafficking, Health and Development, tagged Boston University, Challenging Heights, Child Slavery, Child Trafficking, City of Refuge, Free the Slaves, IOM, Jantsen's Gift, Lake Volta, New York Times, Not For Sale, Pam Cope, Public Health, Touch a Life, UNICEF on August 18, 2009 | 2 Comments »
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