Podcasts about child slavery

Whistleblowers say migrant children end up with some of the most vile, despicable people on the planet. Meanwhile, government agencies know. ... The post U.S. Is Sanctioning Taxpayer-Funded Child Slavery: Whistleblower  appeared first on The New American.

At 10 years old, Som Tamang was a child slave in a remote village in Nepal. Now, as an Aussie citizen living in Cairns, he is a father figure to that same village – after working his entire life to transform his hometown to a place of opportunity.  Further Information:   Friends of Himalayan Children – Website: www.f-hc.org/  Friends of Himalayan Children Facebook Page:  www.facebook.com/friendsofhimalayanchildren.nepal  Take on Nepal Website: www.takeonnepal.com.au/  Take on Nepal FB Page: www.facebook.com/takeonnepal  Book Info:  www.kirstynancarrow.com  ---  If you or someone you know would like to be interviewed for the podcast, Georgia would love to hear from you. Leave a comment on the Finding Hope page at hopepodcasts.com.au.  -- See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Children's Rescue Initiative founder Bruce Ladebu joins us to discuss the 20 years he's spent liberating hundreds of people from slavery and trafficking! What We Discuss with Bruce Ladebu: Human trafficking and slavery affect around 40 million globally, generating $150 billion per year. Exploitation includes forced labor, domestic servitude, and sex trafficking of all ages. Heartless and often sadistic traffickers prey on the most vulnerable and desperate populations, including disaster-stricken children and marginalized minorities. Corruption and apathy among local authorities and law enforcement allow this atrocity of an industry to thrive. Rescuing trafficking victims is perilous work, but Bruce Ladebu's team has saved hundreds over the past 20 years. Extensive physical and mental rehabilitation in the aftermath is often necessary for these survivors to cope with the trauma they've endured. Children's Rescue Initiative is Bruce's organization that provides funding for a variety of programs that help to rescue children from trafficking and slavery, provide them with shelter and care, and help them reintegrate into society. Donating cash is just one way to help — people can also volunteer their time to organizations like Children's Rescue Initiative that are working to combat human trafficking and slavery. There are a number of ways to volunteer, such as working in a shelter, providing legal assistance, or advocating for policy changes. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/976 This Episode Is Brought To You By Our Fine Sponsors: jordanharbinger.com/deals Sign up for Six-Minute Networking — our free networking and relationship development mini course — at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here — even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Simon Lester, Pascha Chocolate, a REAL Favorite! Simon Lester is an Entrepreneurial CEO & strategist who focuses on consumer facing industries & investment opportunities. He founded PASCHA born from a desire to create the simplest, purest and most delicious chocolate, without any of the additives or ingredients that might trigger allergic reactions for those with food allergies or intolerances. More at PaschaChocolate.com.     Listen to the IT'S ALL ABOUT FOOD interview with Simon Lester from 2015 for more on how Pascha Chocolate started and is made. We created the The Chocolate Report in 2015. Some of the information has been updated since we made the report but all the issues highlighted in this program are important and things we all need to be aware of, including Child Slavery, Allergens, and Toxic Metals like Cadmium and Lead. There are a number of class actions suits going on at the moment regarding Consumer Reports claims about toxic metals in chocolate. Recently, “a lawsuit accusing Trader Joe's of failing to disclose that its dark chocolate products contain dangerous “heavy metals” was mostly dismissed by a judge. We will report on the cadmium and lead in chocolate issue once all these class action suits have ended.

Jason Jones, President of the Human-Rights Education and Relief Organization (H.E.R.O.) and author of his new book 'The Great Campaign Against the Great Reset'. Biden Admin. Green Mandates are Encouraging African Child Slavery

Part 2: Paul Hutchinson: The Sound of Freedom, Liberating Humanity . Join me for the next two deeply engrossing episodes of The Dov Baron Show podcast as we delve into the $48 billion asset management world, the shocking contemporary slave trade, the American connection, and how Hollywood snubbed one of the biggest independent movies in history.  . Our guest, Paul Hutchinson, was the primary investor and Executive Producer of one of the most successful independent movies in history, and he held a pivotal role in the largest child rescue operation in history.  . "Sound of Freedom" is a 2023 film you may never have heard of, but it's a true story of a former government agent turned vigilante who rescues children from human traffickers and it's a must-see.  . Paul's work with the Child Liberation Foundation has led to over 70 undercover rescue missions in 15 countries, contributing to rescuing over 5,000 children. He has been recognized and honored many times including:  . Recipient of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor The 2022 International Medal of Freedom Recipient of the Race Award from Harvard Business School Board Member of the Federal Enforcement Homeland Security Foundation Board Member of the FBI Citizens Academy . Don't miss out on this powerful story of how Paul Hutchinson and his team are actively changing the lives of invisible children worldwide.   . Website https://liberating-humanity.com www.liberatechildren.org www.PaulHutchinsonOfficial.com  . Social Media https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulhutch https://www.instagram.com/liberating.humanity . Part 2: From Horror To a Spiritual Journey of Healing Fox, Disney, and Legal Battles to Bring the Most Successful Indi Movie To Screens When Everyone from Big Hollywood to Amazon to Netflix Says No Circumventing The Hollywood Machine The Challenging of Family Values The Epstein Operation, Controlling Votes and Policy  How Much Money Does It Take to Be Invited Behind the Curtain Negotiating a Multi-Million Dollar Real Estate Deal with Traffickers The Moment When You, an 11-Year-Old Girl, is Made a Gift  The Beauty Queen Trafficker From Terrified Crying Children to Hearing the Sound of Freedom Healing The Ego  Getting The Kids Out of Hell Getting Hell out of The Kids Earthquakes and Natural Disasters the Traffickers Playground Border Control to Protect Trafficked Children The Political Lies That Stop Both Sides from Ending Child S3X Slav.ery The #1 Thing You Can Do to Protect Your Children! .  . Dov Baron's brand new course has just been released on coursifyx.com/belonging ------------- Titled: "CREATING A CULTURE OF BELONGING." The course is separated into eight sections that will take you by the hand and walk you through exactly how to create a culture of belonging. Because: CREATING A CULTURE OF BELONGING MAXIMIZES PERSONAL AND CORPORATE SUCCESS. Get Ready to strap on the tanks and Dive Deep into, What it Takes to Create a Culture of Belonging in your organization! Curious to know more? coursifyx.com/belonging    "Those Who Control Meaning for The Tribe, Also Control The Movement of That Tribe" #videopodcast #leadership #leadershipdevelopment #emotionsourcecode #neuroscience #emotional #meaning #emotional #logic #culture #curiosity #humanbehavior #purpose

Welcome to Episode 8 of Justice Studio Sessions. In this episode we discuss child slavery in the chocolate industry. This was a topic that Justice Studio came across during an evaluation for the German Government, of their Covid 19 Regeneration and Re-build Programme, which supported suppliers in the coffee and cocoa sectors across Africa.Joining us is Terry Collingsworth in an international human rights lawyer and founder of International Rights Advocates. He was General Counsel of the International Labor Rights Forum (ILRF) from 1989 to 2006 and made Executive Director in 2001. Since 2007, Terry has focused primarily on human rights and bringing lawyers, educators, and human rights activists together to collaborate on strategic litigation, public policy, consumer campaigns, and targeted actions against child slavery in the chocolate industry. In our discussion we highlight the issue of child labour, hazardous work and slavery, the income inequalities at the different stages of the cocoa supply chain, Fair Trade and the Rainforest Alliance, and how, despite the Harkin Engel Protocol, the chocolate industry has failed to make any real steps to stop child slavery. International Rights Advocates' website: https://www.internationalrightsadvocates.org/DONATE to help them at: https://www.internationalrightsadvocates.org/donate For more information on the issue: View The Chocolate War via Amazon Prime and other streaming services:https://www.internationalrightsadvocates.org/advocate/hostascreening Read about Terry's work:https://www.cbsnews.com/news/children-harvesting-cocoa-used-by-major-corporations-ghana/ https://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2023/12/20/cargill-child-labor-lawsuit Switching to ethical chocolate: Link to send emails to cocoa companies: https://stopcocoaslavery.carrd.co/Find ethical chocolate companies here: https://www.slavefreechocolate.org/ethical-chocolate-companies Justice Studio's website: www.justicestudio.orgFollow Justice Studio on Instagram: @justicestudioFollow Justice Studio on Twitter: @justicestudioFollow Marianne on Instagram @creatrix.londonTitle Music by Luke Fraser @the_tonic_

Today I'm honored to have back on the show for a second time after an overwhelming response to his first episode to do a Part 2: Operational CIA MONARCH mind slave, overcomer, writer and author,  husband, father, whistleblower and walking miracle, J.R SweetA little bit about JR if you missed his last episode: J.R grew up in a multi-generational incest-based satanic and Mornon family bloodline who's lineages trace back to King Henry the 8th and he didn't begin to recall his and his family's involvement with the CIA's MK Ultra mind control program until he was 38. J.R. was trained to be a political sleeper assassin for the CIA since childhood and would be used on kill missions on behalf of high level members of the agency and network to help carry out their dark agendas. Since awakening to his abuse and the truth about his family, he began an incredible blog titled ‘The Mormon Monarch' where he shares harrowing details about his life and past. I highly recommend you guys check this blog out - you can head to www.MormonMonarch.com to learn more - I'll have this linked in the shownotes and encourage you all to go check it out to learn more and to support him.The last time J.R. was on, we dove head-first into his story of being born into MK ULTRA, testing  protocols for children entering and in programs, kill missions, exposing Disney as a programming and child exploitation center, and so much more. If you missed J.R.'s first episode, I'll link it below so you can watch it - so many of you had the most touching outcries of support and love for J.R. and it was really amazing reading the comment section after his last episode aired! This time around, he is going to expand on what we talked about last time regarding his life in MK ULTRA so we can all together shine a light so bright on these darknesses that they cease to exist anymore. J.R. himself is a walking testimony of what happens when you shine a light on the darkness and I know you all felt that from him last time. J.R.'s abusers tried everything they could to break him, but what they could not break… was his spirit. The fact that he is sitting here with us today is a miracle in itself and I ask you all to put away anything you are doing, rally around J.R., hold space and give him your full attention.. We are all going to learn a lot together on today's episode and always have to keep in mind what an honor it is to get to listen to a survivor speak. CONNECT WITH J.R.Website:  Mormon Monarch – I am a Survivor of the CIA's Trauma Based Mind Control Program, Mk-Ultra, and a CIA Sleeper Assassin who is now Awake. I am Blowing the Whistle.                                                                                                                                                                                          CONNECT W/ EMMA:Email: imagineabetterworld2020@gmail.comEmma Pietrzak on Direct.meEmma's Substack | Emma Katherine | Substack                                                 Support the show

I'm thrilled to bring you another episode from our Lakou series, delving into the rich tapestry of Haitian culture living in the diaspora and in Haiti. Today, we have a very special guest joining us all the way from London, Guilaine Brutus, who is an integral part of the Haitian community there. In this episode, we explored a tabooed topic in Haitian culture - the practice of Restavek, child slavery. I'm not going to sugar coat the practice by calling it child servitude. When people work for free, it's slavery. Period. Full stop. Guilaine shared her mother's personal experience as a Restavek in Haiti and in the Turks & Cacos. Listen to how Guilaine's mom and family coped with the hardships and sacrifices of being a restavek. We examined the role of women in Haitian society, discussed the lack of recognition for their contributions and the importance of understanding the trauma individuals may carry with them. So, get ready for a thought-provoking, emotionally heavy, and insightful conversation as we delve into the world of Restavek and its long-lasting consequences on individuals, families, and Haitian culture. Let's dive right in! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/negmawonpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/negmawonpodcast/support

Crypto Assets are the future! Start your journey today!https://tinyurl.com/2juppzunUse Code: REDPILL78 for $50 in Free CryptoHuman rights attorney Leigh Dundas joins us to discuss her new book and efforts to end child trafficking.LEIGHDUNDAS.COM

In this compelling episode of Finding Certainty, we delve into a topic that transcends boundaries, impacting each of us regardless of who we are or where we're from: human trafficking, especially the rape and exploitation of children. Join us as we sit down with popular Latin artist, Diana Rivera, to discuss the topic of freedom. As someone whose music and impact have touched hearts around the world she offers some unique perspectives on the topic as an artist, a woman, a mother, and an influencer/philanthropist. In this thought-provoking episode, Diana Rivera discusses the responsibility and obligation we all have, and especially anyone who has a public platform, to raise awareness about this most pressing of issues. Drawing from her own experiences, as well as her Hispanic perspective, Diana candidly shares her thoughts on what it means to “stand up and speak out” in a world mired in the atrocities of human and child slavery and trafficking, especially today. As the fastest growing criminal enterprise in the world, this is a topic both timely and poignant. As an artist who embraces her heritage and deep Hispanic roots in her music, Diana takes us on a journey through her personal connection to the issue. She sheds light on how this topic hits closer to home for her and her own family than she could have imagined, revealing her own experience with these harrowing realities for the first time in a public forum. “Trafficking touches us all,” Patrick and Diana agree. This effort goes beyond the surface, asking the tough questions that demand honest answers. What are we doing to combat this universal problem? How can public figures and all of us, regardless of our ethnicity, background, or means stand up and use our own influence to help? If we work together, can we do more? Of course, we can. Diana's unique perspective sheds light on the potential for change, especially when we join forces across all borders and communities. Through heart-to-heart exchange and insightful analysis, this episode sparks a conversation that will resonate with audiences worldwide. Diana's unwavering commitment to using her work and her network as a powerful tool for social change sets an inspiring example for us all, both artists and admirers alike. Tune in to this episode of Finding Certainty as we explore the multifaceted layers of trafficking through the eyes of a passionate artist who believes that unity first and foremost can pave the way for change. Join Diana and Patrick as she bravely shares her personal connection to the cause and as they discuss the needs and the tools available for helping out, making a case for why raising our voices together can make great strides toward putting a dent in this global issue. To learn more about Diana go to https://www.tiktok.com/@dianatvlapatadita?_t=8fJg9InXVuQ&_r=1. To learn more about Patrick Laing, Certainty Management, and/or Finding Certainty, go to https://certaintyteam.com or text the word Certainty to 26786.

Join us for a powerful and inspiring episode of Finding Certainty as we delve into the heart-wrenching world of child trafficking and the remarkable efforts to combat it. In this special installment, we have the honor of hosting Matt Osborne, COO of Operation Underground Railroad (O.U.R.), a nonprofit organization dedicated to eradicating the pervasive global crisis of human slavery. In this episode, we'll explore the mission and purpose that drives O.U.R.'s relentless pursuit of freedom for those trapped in the darkest corners of modern society. Matt and host, Patrick Laing, discuss Matt's personal journey and deep-rooted commitment to this cause, shedding light on the catalysts that have led him to become a contributing force and leader behind the organization's mission and efforts. With a backdrop of staggering worldwide trafficking statistics, we'll uncover the grim reality that necessitates organizations like O.U.R. and hear insights into the origins of this critical movement. We'll also explore the essential needs O.U.R. faces in terms of raising awareness and securing vital funding to sustain and expand its life-saving operations. One highlight of the episode will be the discussion surrounding the impactful movie Sound of Freedom, which chronicles the true story of Tim Ballard, founder of O.U.R., and his and his team's tireless fight to rescue victims of human trafficking, especially children. We'll hear Matt's perspective on the film's success and its role in increasing public awareness about this urgent issue. As we peer into the future, we gain insights into the evolving role of Tim Ballard with regards to the organization, anti-trafficking in general, and the strategic direction O.U.R. is heading towards. Matt Osborne provides a glimpse into upcoming initiatives and projects that hold the promise of bringing hope to countless more lives. Tune in to this episode of Finding Certainty for an emotionally charged conversation that uncovers the darkness while celebrating the light and determination of those working to dispel it. Learn how you can contribute to the mission of Operation Underground Railroad and be a beacon of light for those who need it most. For more information go to https://ourrescue.org/. For more information on Finding Certainty, Patrick Laing, or Certainty Global's efforts, please text the word Certainty to 26786.

Victims of human trafficking are often left in the dark, voiceless, and completely unseen by society. Vanessa and Steph shed light on the topic by sharing the story of a sex trafficking survivor. She has entrusted them with telling her story for the very first time on this podcast. Listen with an open heart and an open mind. For the safety of their guest, she will remain anonymous and this episode is audio only.  Trigger warnings: this episode includes detailed discussion of sexual abuse, self-harm, violence, eating disorders. Your co-hosts take this topic seriously and continue to research human trafficking. In their findings, they realize human trafficking has many stories and many experiences. It is why the movie The Sound of Freedom is polarizing. Hear what their guest thinks of the movie and why human trafficking needs more awareness. Get help or report a tip National Human Trafficking Hotline Call: 1-888-373-7888, TTY: 711 Text* 233733 Department Defense General Inspector Hotline 1-800-424-9098 Statistics, myths, facts on human trafficking from Polaris, the largest known dataset on human trafficking in the US “It can happen to anyone,” and “it's happening in your backyard,” are common in the anti-human trafficking field. Technically, they are true: Anyone can be trafficked, in any community, just as anyone can be the victim of any kind of crime. But the real story is that while it can happen to anyone available evidence suggests that people of color and LGBTQ+ people are more likely to be trafficked than other demographic groups. That's not a coincidence. Generational trauma, historic oppression, discrimination and other societal factors and inequities create community-wide vulnerabilities. Traffickers recognize and take advantage of people who are vulnerable in certain ways. Worldwide, experts believe there are more situations of labor trafficking than of sex trafficking, but there is much wider awareness of sex trafficking in the U.S. than of labor trafficking. 11 facts about human trafficking Slavery is everywhere Researchers estimate that 40 million are enslaved worldwide, generating $150 billion each year in illicit profits for traffickers. Labor Slavery. About 50 percent (21 million) toil in forced labor slavery in industries where manual labor is needed—such as farming, ranching, logging, mining, fishing, and brick making—and in service industries working as dish washers, janitors, gardeners, and maids. Sex Slavery. About 12.5 percent (4 million) are trapped in forced prostitution sex slavery. Forced Marriage Slavery. About 37.5 percent (15 million) are trapped in forced marriages. Child Slavery. About 25 percent of today's slaves are children. MORE RESOURCES Domestic Violence: National Domestic Violence Hotline, 24 hour Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) Sexual Abuse: Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN), 24 hour Hotline: 1-800-656-4673 Dating Violence: National Dating Abuse Helpline, 24 hour Hotline: 1-866-331-9474 Runaway and Homeless Youth: National Runaway Safeline, 24 hour Hotline: 1-800-RUNAWAY (786-2929) Missing Children and Child Pornography: National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, 24 hour Hotline: 1-800-THE-LOST (843-5678) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realmotherfuckers/support

Find out more about Paul Hutchinson and his work in the links below:Personal Website: https://www.paulhutchinsonofficial.com/Child Liberation Foundation: https://web.liberatechildren.org/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/liberating.humanity/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Liberatinghumanity Paul Hutchinson is a serial entrepreneur, philanthropist, child liberator, and an executive producer of the film, “The Sound of Freedom.” In the movie, he is played by the actor, Eduardo Verastegui, and the film documents the emerging global issue of child sex trafficking and slavery through the undercover missions that Paul has been directly AND indirectly involved in. He is the co-founder of Bridge Investment Group with over $40 Billion in assets under management and over 2000 employees. Paul is also the founder of the Child Liberation Foundation with the mission to liberate humanity and to eradicate the child sex trafficking and slavery industry.  In this episode, we dive into Paul's background as a serial entrepreneur and how he had transitioned his way to becoming an undercover child liberator. We talk about the role of charity and the positive impacts from adopting a giver's mindset. We also dive into faith, fear, and Paul's message to raise awareness of the emerging issue of child trafficking in our current society. We dive into the question of the extreme and non-extreme cases of what child trafficking looks like. Paul shares his experiences and perspectives of the film “The Sound of Freedom” and the personal undercover stories that have been integrated in. We explore the topics of how this issue had emerged, how do we stop pedofiles and this growing demand, whether or not these offenders deserve a second chance, and what life look like for the child survivors and whether or not they can still live normal lives.I want to thank all the listeners for the continuous support of this platform and want to ask you to share this episode to people you know to help raise awareness of the growing child sex trafficking and slavery industry. Check out the movie “The Sound of Freedom” if you haven't done so already and let's all take a step to raise awareness and fight against this industry!Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheFirstGenerationsPodcastWebsite: https://www.thefirstgenerationspodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/FirstGenera... 

THIS BROADCAST IS LABELED EXPLICIT, THE CONTENT IS NOT APPROPRIATE FOR CHILDREN. This episode is a rebroadcast of Dr. Jordan Peterson, a renowned Canadian psychologist as he interviews Tim Ballard and Jim Caviezel in the movie Sound Of Freedom. Jaggy and I ask that you please share with responsible adults.

Together we can and will help save lives! Today we discuss the horrific issue of child enslavement, human trafficking and the sex trade that captures over 2 million kids annually. I unpack my thoughts about the social injustice and we shed light on the truths that Tim Ballard and Operation Underground Railroad portrayed to the world in the documentary “Sound of Freedom.” In addition we share a number of other great organizations that EF3 LIFE has partnered with in order to stand up for the innocent lives including Village of Hope Kenya, Faith in the Brooke and Hope of the Poor to name a few. Lastly we invite you to join us in our fundraiser for Operation Underground Railroad to aid in the efforts to free children from now through Labor Day weekend. The culminating event will be our run/walk the weekend of September 1-4 (virtually anytime anywhere) with the goal of raising over $5,000. Log on to https://www.ef3life.com/stridetowardfreedombreakchainsrun-walk to make a donation to this fundraiser & to walk/run with us! Also check out O.U.R & the work of Tim Ballard by visiting https://ourrescue.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dan-jason-ef3/message

Dissecting the child slavery epidemic. A review of the Sound of Freedom and a look at the men behind it. And... Britney Spears needs serious help. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/barry-edwards/support

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson discusses the new film “Sound of Freedom,” with star Jim Caviezel and real life inspiration Tim Ballard. The film details Ballard's work as a Special Agent to fight against sex trafficking and the child sex trade. They go into depth on the psychology of pedophilia, the nature of good and evil, and how a steady faith in God has guided all three. Tim Ballard is the founder and CEO of Operation Underground Railroad (O.U.R.), which locates and rescues endangered children victimized by sex trafficking rings.  Previously, he accrued a decade of experience as a Special Agent in the Dept. of Homeland Security, working as an undercover op for the U.S. Child Sex Tourism Jump Team. Jim Caviezel is a prominent American actor and household name in no small part for his portrayal of Jesus Christ in “The Passion of the Christ,” (sequel coming in 2024). He has had a decades long career both on and off screen, and is an advocate for faith in the modern world.  - Links - For "Sound of Freedom" Website & Showtimes https://www.angel.com/tickets/sound-of-freedom?variation=july_3&gclid=CjwKCAjw44mlBhAQEiwAqP3eVnIIADwWMUdV6MjV99Y3Zw2oyCtO0W8OFgNZM7-M6SYBGjxqo7ABqhoCXlAQAvD_BwE&zip=49090&date=2023-07-03  For Tim Ballard: O.U.R Website https://ourrescue.org/about-us?gad=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw44mlBhAQEiwAqP3eVqV_6rYPxwLItz-4eRgxqml0g6rQo_nxKsMRxsU_nLFlaGJlnzLQIBoC-WYQAvD_BwE Twitter @TimBallard https://twitter.com/TimBallard  For Jim Caviezel: Twitter @JimmyCaviezel https://twitter.com/jimmycaviezel?lang=ar

Welcome to this barn burning episode 113 where we discuss the George Soro's backed ESG, CEI and HRC agenda hitting corporate America. In the second segment we welcome Mat T host of The Great Deception Podcast to talk about the 19th century human reset, child orphan trains and the conspiracy theory about child slaves on Mars! This is a super interesting show and Ron goes full Alex Jones! Please share, enjoy and as always Thank You for Your support! Follow us on Instagram Ron Lane (@ronfromnewengland) | Instagram Ron from New England (@thewickedplanetpodcast) | Instagram Tristan.A.Buckley (@tristan.a.buckley) | Instagram Kristen Kristen (@iridescence919) | Instagram Website Home | Deer and Crow Twitter Rondal Lane (@ronfromne) / Twitter Join the Chat on Telegram https://t.me/wickedplanet Email us at thewickedplanetpodcast@gmail.com Donate to the show via Venmo at Ron-Lane-10 Follow Mat T and The Great Deception Podcast The Great Deception Podcast (@thegreatdeceptionpodcast) | Instagram thegreatdeceptionpodcast | Instagram | Linktree

On today's explosive report, we uncover the chilling reality of a world on the edge. Over 722 banks are on the brink of insolvency, sending shockwaves through the global economy. As the war in Ukraine continues to devastate lives and send political tensions soaring, the immigration crisis in the USA takes a dark turn, with desperate measures being employed to weaponize the movement of people. Meanwhile, Australia's ambitious goal of achieving net zero emissions is revealed to be built on a horrifying foundation - the exploitation of child slaves laboring in the mines of the Congo. Join us for an in-depth analysis of these pressing issues and the potential consequences they may have for our world. Don't forget to follow along on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@unspokentruthofficialhttps://www.youtube.com/@unspokentruthofficial --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unspokentruthofficial/message

Today we open with White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre unable to answer a simple question about why other nations can evacuate their people from Sudan, but the United States cannot? It's a simple question asked in a shrewd way and the empty-headed Jean-Pierre proves her verbal prowess in spectacular epic fail fashion. We then have to examine the ludicrous attempt by Randi Weingarten to re-write history. She wants you to believe that she fought to reopen schools for in-person learning one month after the lockdown began. She is saying this with a straight face. However, you know how bad you are doing when CNN slams you down for your arrogance, lies and lack of remorse. Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MI) had the gall to suggest the reason we no longer have to wear masks in hearings is because of the Biden Administration. Talk about gaslighting on full display! The Democrat Party stood for nothing but masks and mandates and infringements on freedom and liberty. The walking male member with eyebrows, Alejandro Mayorkas wants you to know the border is closed and it will still be closed when Title 42 is phased out on May 11. Yes, folks, the 6.3 million illegals who have crossed the border since Biden was elected, plus another 1.2 million got-aways, is evidence the border is closed. We head back to KJP to discuss Joe Biden getting caught with a cheat sheet for which reporter to call on for a question. In two bites, we demonstrate how bad this White House is at covering for Joe Biden and just how willing members of the Legacy/mainstream media are to help the White House in their cover-ups. DEI is one of the most foul and toxic way to hire people or to invest, at least in terms of how the Left defines it. We can see this on full display in a quote from Van Jones of CNN. He literally listed Kamala Harris's qualifications as being a woman and black and Asian. It's all about the demographic check-boxes. That's all they care about and it's been happening for far too long. Did you know a typical outfit worn by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez runs over $3500? Must be nice to fool people into thinking the Democrat Party is the party of the average person. Seems AOC has figured how to make money hand over fist in public service. To close, I address a question from a listener – if all of these investigations are revealing criminality, why hasn't anyone been arrested or tried? This leads me to a mini-lesson on our three, co-equal branches of government and how the free press was meant to be the check over corruption. Unfortunately, our Founding Fathers never imagined a time when the press would choose to become a part of government and choose a winning side. But, never lose hope. Truth is important and we must all work to help bring truth out into the light. The more we learn and have the courage to speak out, the better chance we can change the minds of those around us. Never be afraid to speak the truth. That's the only way we have to fight the darkness that's taken root in our government. Take a moment to rate and review the show and then share the episode on social media. You can find me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, GETTR and TRUTH Social by searching for The Alan Sanders Show. You can also support the show by visiting my Patreon page!

Meet two Interactors that are changing the world and helping to stop child slavery in Vietnam. Jacqueline Phan and Emily Tieu both only 17years of age join me from the dis. 5170 Vietnam Project.Join us!

"Living conditions Compiling a variety of historical sources, historian Kenneth M. Stampp identified in his classic work The Peculiar Institution reoccurring themes in slave masters' efforts to produce the "ideal slave": Maintain strict discipline and unconditional submission. Create a sense of personal inferiority, so that slaves "know their place." Instill fear. Teach servants to take interest in their master's enterprise. Prevent access to education and recreation, to ensure that slaves remain uneducated, helpless, and dependent.[10][11]." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antonio-myers4/support

Vampires? Child Slavery? Killing the entirety of earth's population?! Buckle up as we discuss Universal Studios Seraph of The End. Do you like to wear clothes? Check out some of ours over at The Clubhouse Shop! Please, give us money, we're begging you. Click Here to donate. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-anime-review-club/support

Miki Mistrati (@MrMistrati) is the award-winning director of three international documentaries exposing brutal trafficking and illegal child labor in the multi-billion dollar chocolate industry: The Chocolate War, The Shady Chocolate Business, and The Dark Side of Chocolate. What We Discuss with Miki Mistrati: How human trafficking, child slavery, and inhumane treatment likely contribute to the production of your favorite chocolate products. Why, nearly two decades after pledging to eradicate child labor, major chocolate companies still cannot identify the farms where all their cocoa comes from, let alone if child labor was used in producing it. How the biggest chocolate companies wield their billions of dollars in profits to keep legislation that would hold them accountable at bay. What we, as consumers, can do to effectively censure these companies and help the people they exploit. How to ensure the chocolate we enjoy is ethically and sustainably sourced. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/754 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking — our free networking and relationship development mini course — at jordanharbinger.com/course! Miss the show we did with Vince Beiser — author of The World in a Grain: The Story of Sand and How It Transformed Civilization? Make sure to check out episode 97: Vince Beiser | Why Sand Is More Important Than You Think It Is! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Join Ky as he interviews child slavery survivor and collegiate athlete Cas Mastropaolo. In this episode, they speak intimately about how Cas survived slavery in Haiti, and how he's using his growing platform to help others. Watch the interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/7Rldf6nCRmk Visit https://linktr.ee/Casteracharles to to learn more about Cas's story and to follow him on your favorite social channels. For more about Ky, visit: https://beacons.ai/thevibewithky About Cas Cas was born in the poorest area of Haiti. When he was young, he and his brother were captured by slave owners and became a restavek, a practice that falls under the international guidelines of modern day slavery and child trafficking. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thevibewithky/support

Today, more than a quarter of the world's slaves are children. These children are forced to commit sex acts, forced into a system of domestic servitude or employed in occupations that are mentally, physically, socially and morally harmful. It's estimated that those children being enslaved bring in more than 100 billion dollars a year to their captors. Many of these children are born and bred into a cult like family, where they are forced to engage in sexual acts with much older adults in order to bear children to continue building the family of slaves. What happens to these children when they age out and are no longer a valuable commodity to those who control them? What happens to these children when they decide they want out and desperately try to find a way to escape? How do these children cope with a much different world than many of us would never experience? How do they survive in a world that doesn't look familiar, once they get out? Co-Host Diana Davis Diana Davis is the founder of Movies Making a Difference. Their Mission Statement is to make a difference by making socially conscious feature films, then directly aiding the victims upon whom these films shed light. ~ Human Trafficking victims ~ Child Brides ~ Child Labor ~ Physical, Sexual, Emotional and Spiritual Abuse victims. Diana's film Cathedral Canyon shed light into the underworld of the religious persecution of women in a rural polygamist community. Diana and her team rescue and help these young people escape the cult life in order to find a better life for themselves. Also joining us are two survivors who bravely share their stories about being in the FLDS cult and how they escaped; Sarah Taylor and Briel Decker. For more information on MovieMakingADifference: https://www.moviesmakingadifference.org/

There is much more to funding than a donation– and it's deep long-term support. In this episode, I'm joined by James Kofi Annan, a Social Entrepreneur, and the President and founder of the Challenging Heights organization that aims to protect and improve the lives of children in remote areas that have been subject to child trafficking and child labor through education and aid them in achieving a dignified future. Episode Highlights: • The beginnings of Challenging Heights. • James' childhood, his life in slavery, and his escape. • How we as funders can help organizations like Challenging Heights. Get the full show notes and more information here: https://www.doyourgood.com/blog/78-james-kofi-annan

There is much more to funding than a donation– and it's deep long-term support. In this episode, I'm joined by James Kofi Annan, a Social Entrepreneur, and the President and founder of the Challenging Heights organization that aims to protect and improve the lives of children in remote areas that have been subject to child trafficking and child labor through education and aid them in achieving a dignified future.   Episode Highlights: • The beginnings of Challenging Heights. • James' childhood, his life in slavery, and his escape. • How we as funders can help organizations like Challenging Heights.   Get the full show notes and more information here: https://www.doyourgood.com/blog/78-james-kofi-annan 

WELCOME TO THE THREESTRANDSPOD! This episode is about the 8 Mali children's lawsuit against the chocolate corporations child slave labour. https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2021/feb/12/mars-nestle-and-hershey-to-face-landmark-child-slavery-lawsuit-in-us https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2019/feb/24/ivory-coast-cocoa-farmers-fairtrade-fortnight-women-farmers-trade-justice https://www.businessinsider.co.za/trending/chocolate-industry-child-labour-failed-report-labor-department-mars-nestle-2020-10 https://twitter.com/lorenzo_docx/status/1484565264519811073?s=20&t=QkAqnPvYRwzZhaROrmS2NA This episode may contain advertisements. Thank you for listening. Follow the socials @threestrandspod You can listen via Anchor fm, Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast. Peace in the Middle East x --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/threestrandspod/message

He is also a sexual abuse survivor, activist and advocate. Born in Canberra, Australia, Nathan was sexually abused as a child, threatened with his life and that of his family. He turned to drugs, violence and sex as a result to survive. Hitting rock bottom, Nathan finally came out the other side, through intense therapy, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics and Sex Anonymous. He has chosen to use his painful past to help others, aligning himself with organizations both in Australia and the US to raise awareness, educate people and act as an advocate for sexual abuse. Nathan studied acting in both Australia and the USA and has starred in several films and theatre productions in both countries. He has now turned his hand to writing and producing. A feature film has been written, whilst a limited series is in the process of being written on his life. He has since written his second feature film and another TV series. Nathan starts shooting the Amazon Prime Series, Asunder, in NY in late 2021.Nathan was the keynote speaker at the 7th Annual Surviving Sexual Abuse Conference, in Madison, Wisconsin. He is a global ambassador for the ‘CLF', (Children's Liberation Foundation), a nonprofit organization whose aim it is to eradicate the world of Child Sex Trafficking and Child Slavery. Nathan is an ambassador for the ‘Australia Says No More' campaign as part of the No More Campaign. The mission is to unite a diverse global community to end domestic violence, sexual assault and abuse. Nathan is proud to be associated with is ‘Menslink' (a Canberra only based organization) helping young men between the ages of ten to twenty-five get through tough times with the least amount of damage to themselves and those around them. Menslink provides free mentoring, counseling and education programs across the Canberra Region. Another great Australian organization Nathan is honored to provide support to is ‘SAMSN', (Survivors and Mates Support Network). It is one of the country's leading associations for male survivors of child sexual abuse.His first book and memoir, ‘Toy Cars' published by Three Little Birds Press in Australia, was released in Australia in May 2021. The US release will be the 27th October 2021. Toy Cars is now available on all online bookstores like Amazon books, Booktopia, Book Depository, Barnes & Noble and Target.https://www.nathanspiteri.com/

Founder/Producer/Counselor/Rescuer, Diana Davis tells us how her 501(c)(3) Movies Making a Difference has saved and changed the lives of over 150 children. Movies Making a Difference's mission is fighting child slavery, child marriage, child labor, and human trafficking in the USA & Canada, this is done by making socially conscious movies, then directly aiding the survivors upon whom the film she shed light. The following 3 films have been featured and won awards in Film Festivals all over the United States, Cathedral Canyon, Cult Cartel & soon to be released Carmelita. To learn more about her organization and how you can get involved please visit her website: https://www.moviesmakingadifference.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/storiesofhope/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/storiesofhope/support

"HIGHLY EROTIC CANDY DISTRACTS FROM CHILD SLAVERY! | Thinking Out Loud"In this episode of his "Thinking Out Loud" series, Double D satirizes the bout of culture war surrounding the Green M&M, he then transitions into discussing the mass infrastructure of child slavery in cacao production.Double D jumps in to the video by breaking down Tucker Carlson's recent rant about the "less sexy" M&M mascots, he then points out that while Tucker Carlson is putting on an act, much of an increasingly stupefied public finds themselves caught up in yet another bout of superficial culture war. Double D goes on to explain how theatrics like this serve the purpose of dividing the public around as banal a topic as possible, distracting them from the real issues which lay just behind the façade of clickbait headlines and a purposefully curated narrative.In the second half of the video, Double D reveals how Mars-Wrigley, the company which produces M&M's, is engaged in a massive structure of child slavery in West Africa. In his usual tongue-in-cheek fashion, Double D scoffs at the company's attempt to create "inclusive" mascots while they profit off the exploitation of children in the global south.Double D then examines an article from 'The Guardian', which discusses a recent US law suit brought against chocolate producers by former child slaves from The Ivory Coast. The article examines how children were trafficked from neighboring nations into The Ivory Coast, where they were then forced to work in hellish conditions; wielding machetes and handling carcinogenic pesticides without ever being paid.Double D uses the source material to express how this is the true face of capitalism; which no amount of sterile corporate culture, or "inclusive candy cartoons" can hide. He goes on to examine the systems of exploitation which keep all of us in bondage; stating that capitalists use the gun barrel and dollar diplomacy to keep the global south in chains, while they use cheap and addictive commodities to pacify working people in the global north.Double D ends the video by imploring people to take off the corporate mask an look this monstrous system in its face. He asks his viewers to consider alternative economic systems, claiming that it is impossible to reform a system whose prime directive is the ceaseless accumulation of profit.

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It is the PENULTIMATE episode of Prodigy for now, and we LOVED it! Anika and Liz plan a reverse heist and discuss: Drednok: the Swiss army knife of henchmen (henchdroids) We love our fictional children We also love terrible dads in fiction and we don't apologise (HOWEVER, Anika has been accused of being a Gul Dukat apologist, and she wants us to know SHE WOULD NEVER) Maybe the Diviner has really good reasons for hating the Federation, but the CHILD SLAVERY makes it a bit difficult to sympathise… New uniforms means we have OPINIONS! Does Anika have to explain how animation works?

In Part II we learn that even though Umaru is physically held as a trafficking victim and later threatened with prison, his spirit will not allow him to submit.  He fights back through hunger strikes, protests, and is even willing to lay down his life to save another. Throughout it all, he couldn't understand how in the name of religion his child enslavement began. During his lifetime Umaru witnessed the trafficking of hundreds of minors. He learns that he is the chosen one. He lives to tell the story, forgive his captors, and to help others as a civil rights investigator. 

At the age of 7 Umaru was selected by his family to be the Chosen One. That meant that Umaru would have to go with a religious leader to receive the teachings. But instead young Umaru would become a child slave. After his escape he fell into the hands of human traffickers. Umaru's search for freedom took him across four countries.  He faced death and often didn't know how he would make it. Each time he was able to get away from his captors and accept the help and kindness of others. Listen to Part I of his story. It reminds us of why we do this work.

NATHAN SPITERI IS A FILM MAKER, ACTOR AND WRITER. He is also a sexual abuse survivor, activist and advocate. Born in Canberra, Australia, Nathan was sexually abused as a child, threatened with his life and that of his family. He turned to drugs, violence and sex as a result to survive. Hitting rock bottom, Nathan finally came out the other side, through intense therapy, Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics and Sex Anonymous. He has chosen to use his painful past to help others, aligning himself with organizations both in Australia and the US to raise awareness, educate people and act as an advocate for sexual abuse. Nathan studied acting in both Australia and the USA and has starred in several films and theatre productions in both countries. He has now turned his hand to writing and producing. A feature film has been written, whilst a limited series is in the process of being written on his life. He has since written his second feature film and another TV series. Nathan starts shooting the Amazon Prime Series, Asunder, in NY in late 2021. Nathan was the keynote speaker at the 7th Annual Surviving Sexual Abuse Conference, in Madison, Wisconsin. He is a global ambassador for the ‘CLF', (Children's Liberation Foundation), a nonprofit organization whose aim it is to eradicate the world of Child Sex Trafficking and Child Slavery. Nathan is an ambassador for the ‘Australia Says No More' campaign as part of the No More Campaign. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/steven-cuoco0/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/steven-cuoco0/support

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In this episode, we sit down for an intimate conversation with Steve Brallier, lead author of Mitka’s Secret: A True Story of Child Slavery and Surviving the Holocaust. Listen in as he traces his unlikely career path from director of information for Anderson University; to concert promoter with the William Morris Agency representing gospel megastars like Bill Gaither and Amy Grant; to storyteller and author. Hear him relay the heartbreaking story of Holocaust survivor Mitka Kalinski escaping execution in the German concentration camps, his seven-year enslavement by a German officer, his rescue by American GIs, and his ultimate journey to safety, love, and redemption. Steve also discusses the fear and difficulty of the writing process, and how writing Mitka’s Secret led him to his own personal redemption from hurt and pain.

Colah is joined by CoHost and ethnobotany expert, Derek ‘the chocolate botanist' Haynes to explore the questionable ethics of chocolate cultivation. They want you to think twice before you take your next bite! Turns out, Derek is also a Roald Dahl expert as he brilliantly connected Willy Wonka lore to the subject at hand.Trigger warning: this episode contains mention of sex trafficking and child slavery.Follow and support our resident botanical Blackspert  Derek:@thechocolatebotanist in Instagram Youtube:https://youtube.com/channel/UCxsce8LaWKVw2g0-xDqdPNgReferences:https://chargedaffairs.org/the-hidden-ingredient-in-chocolate-africas-child-slaves/Support ethical Chocolate companies:https://www.slavefreechocolate.org/ethical-chocolate-companiesLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:

Colah is joined by CoHost and ethnobotany expert, Derek ‘the chocolate botanist' Haynes to explore the questionable ethics of chocolate cultivation. They want you to think twice before you take your next bite! Turns out, Derek is also a Roald Dahl expert as he brilliantly connected Willy Wonka lore to the subject at hand.Trigger warning: this episode contains mention of sex trafficking and child slavery.Follow and support our resident botanical Blackspert  Derek:@thechocolatebotanist in Instagram Youtube:https://youtube.com/channel/UCxsce8LaWKVw2g0-xDqdPNgReferences:https://chargedaffairs.org/the-hidden-ingredient-in-chocolate-africas-child-slaves/Support ethical Chocolate companies:https://www.slavefreechocolate.org/ethical-chocolate-companiesLike what you heard? Here's what to do to Help sustain this show:

When he went to school for the first time, five-year-old Kailash Satyarthi saw a child cobbler, sitting outside the school gate.   Seeing the impoverished boy having to work and unable to go to class, gave him a new perspective, and set him on the road to becoming a passionate child rights advocate.   Kailash Satyarthi has been at the forefront of the global movement to end child slavery for decades now.   The human rights activist from India won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014 and was recently appointed to serve as one of four new UN Sustainable Development Goals Advocates.  Mr. Satyarthi spoke to UN News's Anshu Sharma in New Delhi.

When he went to school for the first time, five-year-old Kailash Satyarthi saw a child cobbler, sitting outside the school gate.   Seeing the impoverished boy having to work and unable to go to class, gave him a new perspective, and set him on the road to becoming a passionate child rights advocate.   Kailash Satyarthi has been at the forefront of the global movement to end child slavery for decades now.   The human rights activist from India won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014 and was recently appointed to serve as one of four UN Sustainable Development Goals Advocates.  Mr. Satyarthi spoke to UN News's Anshu Sharma in New Delhi.

Child advocates say devastation from the quake could lead to more children in restavek.

Joseph and Jane explore the case of an 8 year-old Egyptian slave hidden in a gated-community Orange County home.

On this episode of “Death in The Garden,” we interview human rights lawyer, Terry Collingsworth. Terry has worked for decades as an advocate for people all around the world who have suffered human rights abuses by corporations, and is the Executive Director for International Rights Advocates, an organization that promotes human rights and corporate accountability through legal advocacy. Terry and his organization have worked tirelessly to hold cocoa companies accountable for the child labor and slavery that is occurring in Côte d'Ivoire, as well as other human rights violations such as the flagrant disregard for human life in cobalt mines. We talk about the economic structures that reinforce a system of slavery, and how ultimately consolidating wealth for corporations is the driving force behind these atrocious working conditions throughout the developing world. We discuss how the true costs of our technologies and commodities, such as coffee and chocolate, are never paid by us, the consumers. Terry recently spoke at the UN Food Systems Pre-Summit about the crimes against humanity being committed by Nestle, Cargill, Mars, Hershey, and others, and we discuss the elite corporatism that has infiltrated what is meant to be a democratic conversation that includes all voices. This episode is devastating and illuminating. We are honored to have been given the opportunity to have this conversation with Terry. Please read this article which describes the cases of Nestlé USA, Inc. v. Doe I and Cargill Inc. v. Doe I, a case representing plaintiffs who were kidnapped and trafficked from Mali and enslaved in Côte d'Ivoire. IRAdvocates posted an update on this case on August 2, 2021. On July 30, 2021, Nestle, Cargill, Mars, Hershey, Mondelez, Olam and Barry Callebaut responded to the TVPRA Complaint with a Motion to Dismiss (PDF below). The companies' response is a remarkable collection of objectively verifiable lies. Twenty years after they acted collectively and signed the Harkin-Engel Protocol in 2001 and promised to end their admitted use of the “worst forms of child labor,” they argue to a U.S. federal judge that they are mere purchasers of cocoa, they don't have sufficient knowledge of forced child labor to be liable, they have no control over the cocoa farmers in Cote D'Ivoire, because they are so far removed from cocoa harvesting operations, holding them liable for using cocoa harvested by enslaved children would be akin to holding consumers of chocolate liable, and, by the way, they “strongly condemn the use of forced labor.” The lack of accountability from these companies is horrifying. Please share this podcast widely and support the work done by Terry Collingsworth and IRAdvocates. For more information about the project, check out our website and Instagram.   Editing: Jake Marquez Music: Daniel Osterstock

This week we learn about some radioactive boar in the Fukushima exclusion zone. Then it's on to the convoluted plan to reinstate Trump as president. Lastly, we hear that the US supreme court has blocked a lawsuit in relation to child slavery and chocolate companies. Sources: https://www.theregister.com/2021/07/01/radioactive_hybrid_terror_pigs_fukushima https://www.businessinsider.com/cpac-plan-reinstate-donald-trump-president-2021-7 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-57522186

What's up to my velveteen voles and rambunctious red squirrels! Welcome back to another fire episode of the BNP y'all. Thank you for tuning in and supporting the pod, and shout out to my patrons, you are the fuselage on my gunship and the black and white pattern on my zebra! Your veggies this week are very tasty indeed. A bit fucked, admittedly, but tasty. As always, I sweeten the meal with some zany audio tidbits, and I share an original poem I've recently written.First, we unpack the effing Supreme Court's ruling that Nestle and Cargill are legally allowed to profit off of child slavery in Cote D'Ivoire. Abolish SCOTUS! Grrr. It's an utterly undemocratic institution whose primary function is to defend Capital. Only one justice dissented from the 8-1 decision allowing corporations to profit off child slavery. She is Sonia Sotomayor, born in the Bronx to Puerto Rican parents, the only good SCOTUS Justice. I tip my hat to her, she showed courage and did the right thing despite her colleagues' grotesque miscarriage of justice. Sonia can stay after we abolish SCOTUS. Secondly, I pay homage to Mike Gravel, who recently passed on at the age of 91. As a freshman Senator from Alaska in 1971, Gravel was the only person in the entire Senate with the balls to take custody of the top secret Pentagon Papers leaked by whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg. Gravel then spoke the Papers into the public record, risking imprisonment or worse. The Pentagon Papers were crucially important for the American anti-war movement, as they demonstrated, among other things, that the LBJ administration had "systematically lied, not only to the public but also to Congress" about the goings on in the Vietnam War. Gravel also bravely fought to prevent the Vietnam War draft, and did more than any other Alaskan Senator to improve the quality of life and access to education for Indigenous Alaskans. Rest in Power, Mike Gravel. Help the BNP stay on the air for as little as $1/month at www.patreon.com/noetics. When you sign up to be a patron, you receive:1) One Free Dream Interpretation, redeemable any time over email or phone 2) One Original Haiku Poem 3) Unlimited Positive Karma! 4) Monthly cargo container shipments of invasive nutria from the Puget Sound. What, you're too good for water rats? Come on man, it's a deal! Follow me on IG @conantanner Don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to the BNP,  and thank you for spreading the word and telling a friend!! Next week: BNP Venezuelan correspondent Ricardo Vaz returns to the pod to give us an on-the-ground update from the sanctioned but bravely resilient nation. TRACKLIST FOR THIS EPISODE Glenn Main - Iceman's MelodyMetro Boomin - 10AM/Save the WorldDykotomi - Corvid Crunk El Chicano - Sabor A MiMadis - Cracow SunsetChillhop Music - 1 AM Lo Fi Mix Lyde - Cyberwolf Lil Kim feat Shanice - Shake Ya Bum BumJean Michel Barre - Oxygene 8 Madis - Sea of Tranquility (Album)Nate Dogg and Warren G - Summertime in the LBCMindful Vibes - Episode 27Lil Kim feat. 50 Cent - Magic StickSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/noetics)

File this one under things you need to know, but wish you didn't. Your chocolate is dark, and not in a good way. Learn about the history of child slavery and the cocoa industry, and how companies have pledged for years to make changes, but very little has been done. 

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-SCOTUS ruled 8-1 in favor of multinationals using child slaves who were represented by President Obama's deputy solicitor general -Surveillance of lawmakers: Still troubling even when they're bad. Chip Gibbons on yet more evidence of Trump admin abuse of power. This is an excerpt from Friday's District Sentinel Radio, available for subscribers at Patreon.com/DistrictSentinel

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a tort suit from the Ninth Circuit against cocoa purchasers for contributing to child slavery and the Conowingo Dam relicensing was appealed to D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals. Also, Nevada is now the ninth state to enact “cage-free egg” legislation. Hosted by Audry Thompson, Research Assistant—With Brook Duer, Staff Attorney—Produced & Written by Audry Thompson Material from the Agricultural Law Weekly Review—Week Ending June 18, 2021   Penn State Center for Agricultural and Shale Law https://aglaw.psu.edu/  Follow us on Twitter @AgShaleLaw  Like us on Facebook Penn State Center for Agricultural and Shale Law This material is based upon work supported by the National Agricultural Library, Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Music is “Caazapá (Aire Popular Paraguayo)” by Edson Lopes is licensed under CC BY 3.0.

Dan Kovalik is an author and human rights and labor lawyer. His most recent book is “No More War: How the West Violates International Law by Using ‘Humanitarian' Intervention to Advance Economic and Strategic Interests.” He joins us to talk about the Supreme Court siding with corporations Nestle and Cargill against six men who said they were trafficked as children to work as slaves in cocoa plantations in West Africa, how the court dismissed the case because they needed evidence stronger than “general decision making” in the US to link the foreign crime to US operations, and how globalized supply chains perpetuate a cycle of hyper exploitation. Esther Iverem, multidisciplinary author and independent journalist, host of "On The Ground: Voices of Resistance From the Nation's Capital" on Pacifica Radio, and founding member of DC Poets Against the War, joins us to talk about how mainstream media is reporting on an alleged surge in petty crimes like shoplifting and how they portray it as a major threat to the country, how this coverage is racialized and class-biased and how other crimes, like financial crimes by the wealthy, are not given the same focus.Jill Clark-Gollub, assistant editor at the Council of Hemispheric Affairs, talks to us about reports in the media about the arrests of opposition figures in Nicaragua by the government of Daniel Ortega, how this opposition is financed by U.S. soft power agencies like USAID, NED, and the NDI, and how these agencies are connected to the national security state, whose goals are not the advancement of democracy, but the advancement of U.S. interests globally.Steve Grumbine, founder and CEO of the nonprofits Real Progressives and Real Progress in Action and host of the podcast Macro n Cheese, joins hosts Michelle Witte and Bob Schlehuber to talk about how homeownership is becoming more difficult for people in the U.S., and how renting is being promoted after hedge funds have been purchasing a huge number of single family homes. We also talk about how the Juneteenth holiday has become a hot issue because of the alleged cost to taxpayers due to loss of productivity.

Trigger Warning: this episode talks about sex trafficking, sexual abuse, and slavery. 12 million people have watched the documentary “Caged until Broken: Life for Mumbai Prostitutes” - a series where one woman goes undercover to give voices to women who have been silenced, hidden, and exploited as human commodities. Every year, NGOs estimate that between 12,000 to 50,000 children are trafficked into India alone, and that does not include domestic trafficking within the country. This is a worldwide issue that is often overlooked. I am privileged to be speaking with the creator of that documentary, Hazel Thompson. She is a photojournalist and filmmaker who has shed light on a dark and hidden sub-culture of slavery and sex trafficking for almost two decades. Her book, “Taken” has highlighted the experiences of young girls forced into prostitution. Her work on social justice and human rights is widespread and essential to awareness for these women, children, and their stories. In this episode, Hazel shares her experiences of investigating the red-light district Kamathipura, in Mumbai, India. She touches on the stories of women and young girls who have been exploited in the sex industry, and the larger global implications that go unknown to people every day.  

FoodBev Media's Sian Yates takes a look at some of the biggest news of the week, including: Major chocolate producers face lawsuit in the US, over accusations that they profited from child slavery; One Rock and Metropoulos & Co. to acquire Nestlé Waters North America; Redefine Meat secures $29m in funding; and more.

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This week internet friends Brit and Taylor talk about a Tumblr user's child slavery, transcend confusion, self-limiting beliefs, solve crimes, help people, and jam to Spice Girls.Grab a snack and settle in to listen to us share our useless knowledge with you!Intro Music by Aridonishttps://open.spotify.com/artist/1N6mPsTYQ1buzjJOU2Wnpe?si=O-juHTCTS2O2QCpceRYbEAhttps://music.apple.com/ca/artist/aridonis/1488082068Artwork by BritShhh... secret linkhttps://isitchristmas.com/

This week, the U.S. Supreme Court weighed whether Nestlé and Cargill can be held liable for supporting child slavery on African cocao farms, and heard another census case with big implications for congressional power. We’re breaking it all down on this week’s episode of The Term, plus ending with some highlights from a recent appearance by Justice Sonia Sotomayor on the Red Table Talk talk show hosted by Gloria Estefan.

Terry Collingsworth, executive director of International Rights Advocates, which sued Nestle USA and Cargill over the alleged child slavery used on cocoa plantations they buy from, joined Misfit hosts Bob Schlehuber and Michelle Witte to discuss that case’s journey to the Supreme Court, the labor abuses the case documents, and their efforts to confront and curtail the growing impunity of corporations.

Episode Notes This week we revisit an episode that originally aired on the C19 Podcast on 20 November 2018 as "'Modern Slavery'? How 19th Century Slavery Can Speak to 21st Century Trafficking." Can 19th-century approaches to slavery provide a map for thinking about 21st century trafficking? In this episode, Anna Mae Duane (UConn)leads a dialogue about how we can--and can’t--bring the nineteenth century to bear on the current phenomenon largely referred to as “Modern Slavery”--a term that is itself deeply controversial. The conversation centers around the edited collection, Child Slavery Before and After Emancipation: An Argument for Child-Centered Slavery Studies (Cambridge UP, 2017). Editor Anna Mae Duane interviews three contributors to that project, Karen Sánchez-Eppler (Amherst), Micki McElya (UConn) and Sarah Winter (UConn). Together they think about what constitutes a usable past when thinking about modern forms of oppression, and about how focusing on children can help us to rethink questions of property, memory, and freedom. The episode was produced by Ali Oshinskie with the support of WHUS studios. Post-production assistance by Doug Guerra. Support Society for the History of Children and Youth Podcast by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/shcy Find out more at https://shcy.pinecast.co

Jermiah Anthony is a masters student studying Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and received his bachelors in History from Pepperdine. Jermiah has done work with anti-child slavery and youth social entrepreneurship. He worked with the UN and Noble Peace Prize Winner, Kailash Satyarthi, to fight child-slavery. In addition, he has aided in developing the United Nations' curriculum for the global status of youth. Jermiah has also conducted research in Argentina and the US on youth social entrepreneurship. If you'd like to connect with Jeremiah, feel free to reach out via Instagram/LinkedIn: https://www.youtube.com/redirect?redir_token=QUFFLUhqa2lxMDF5cHU3N2tIQkV6a3VOaTZmWGxXT2VSd3xBQ3Jtc0tuZFpFUUp6M1JaNlZ4ak9ScTlqVHZ2aC1hX0JxS0I5blMzNUVpQUJCa216ZDhOSHU5Tk5sUTZTT2lNS2FxNGlYNGljUXpYVi1JbEQ1cjNtLVBWbTdxeUFLejN2bVk5N1hDZ1ZUZTU0ZlJSYXIxSW5QYw%3D%3D&v=8L3FyEKMMYM&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.linkedin.com%2Fin%2Fjeremiah-anthony-71315ba3%2F&event=video_description (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremiahanthony) https://www.youtube.com/redirect?redir_token=QUFFLUhqbHNHbVdLdmpVaGhtMi04TEdXOUsxNDVHQU5aZ3xBQ3Jtc0ttNUpBSWNjOUlaaDRubGtSeTBqN3RmTXlLcVVDRWo1WnFDQjV3QlNCb1NBczZsck9HeS1PUnVHOXBVVFptWDV2UEg4SmVLWWh4VC1MY2VxM21wN2VJQ3B0aklkdVlGd1RtSHk0QXRKaVpEMXc5OXlhbw%3D%3D&v=8L3FyEKMMYM&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%2Fjeremiahjanthony%2F&event=video_description (https://www.instagram.com/jeremiahjanthony) Support this podcast

Today, more than a quarter of the world’s slaves are children. These children are forced to commit commercial sex acts, forced into a system of domestic servitude or employed in occupations that are mentally, physically, socially and morally harmful. It's estimated that those children being enslaved bring in more than 100 billion dollars a year to their captors. Around the world, an influx in sex tourism, the insatiable demand for child pornography and greed play key roles in the prevalence of child sex slavery and trafficking. In addition to strangers, family and close friends have been known to sell children off to individuals, businesses and groups involved in the sex industry. Many of these children are born and bred into a cult like family where they are forced to engage in sexual acts with adults in order to bear children to continue building the family of slaves. What happens to these children when they age out and are no longer a valuable commodity to those who control them? What happens to these children when they decide they want out and desperately try to find a way to escape? How do these children cope with a much different world than many of us would never experience? How do they survive in a world that doesn't look familiar, once they get out? Co-Host Diana Davis Diana Davis is the founder of Movies Making a Difference. Their Mission Statement is to make a difference by making socially conscious feature films, then directly aiding the victims upon whom these films shed light. ~ Human Trafficking victims ~ Child Brides ~ Child Labor ~ Physical, Sexual, Emotional and Spiritual Abuse victims. Diana’s film Cathedral Canyon shed light into the underworld of the religious persecution of women in a rural polygamist community. I often see posts on social media of her team and their rescue efforts to help these young people escape the cult life in order to find a better life for themselves. Also joining us are two survivors who bravely share their stories about being in the FLDS cult and how they escaped; Sarah Taylor and Briel Decker. For more information on MovieMakingADifference: https://www.moviesmakingadifference.org/

Forced to beg, to marry, to take part in wars, to be drug mules, to sell themselves in prostitution. Child slavery knows many forms and is the focus of today’s Roundtable in our continuing series examining modern slavery and how, hopefully, it can be brought to an end. Guests: Jasmine O’Connor Chief Executive of Anti-Slavery International Cornelius Williams Associate Associate Director of Child Protection at UNICEF Roundtable is a discussion programme with an edge. Broadcast out of London and presented by David Foster, it’s about bringing people to the table, listening to every opinion, and analysing every point of view. From fierce debate to reflective thinking, Roundtable discussions offer a different perspective on the issues that matter to you. Watch it every weekend at 15:30 GMT on TRT World.

On this edition of the Sky News Daily podcast with Dermot Murnaghan, we examine the exploitation of young talibe boys in Senegal and why climate change could be adding to problems in the region.We are joined by our Defence and Security Correspondent Alistair Bunkall and Lauren Seibert - a consultant on children’s rights who has led on research for Human Rights Watch.Credits:Producer - Annie JoyceAssistant producer - Ana Bates

A new documentary called "The Rescue List" tells the story of children enslaved in Ghana, and a team of social workers trying to rescue them.

A new documentary called "The Rescue List" tells the story of children enslaved in Ghana, and a team of social workers trying to rescue them.

74. Religious Abuse of our Children & Child Slavery is discussed by Producer of Movies Making a Difference; Diana Davis; founder of this 501c3 Corp. Most people have heard of sex trafficking, but many have not heard about Religious Abuse & Child Slavery that is taking place all over the mid-west USA. Get the facts and learn about Diana Davis and her wonderful organization; Movies Making a Difference. Perhaps you can help save a Child's Life today! Topics discussed: 1) What is Religious Abuse & Trafficking? 2) Where does Child Slavery take place and how can this happen in the USA? 3) Are drugs used to keep kids enslaved?  4) How do these groups find these kids, and how do the kids escape? Learn about what is the reality for many kids in the USA. www.MoviesMakingaDifference.com Phone for the Organization to make a donation or report a child in need: 602.708.9188 Riana's Books: 1) LOVE Beyond Your Dreams - Break Free of Toxic Relationships to Have the Love You Deserve - http://bit.ly/RianasLOVEbook 2) LIVE Beyond Your Dreams - from Fear & Doubt to Personal Power, Purpose & Success: http://bit.ly/LIVEbook RianaMilne.com: For Free Love Tests, eBook, and book Chapter downloads. Podcast Archives:  LessonsinLifeandLove.com #LessonsinLifeandLovePodcast #LOVEBeyondYourDreams #LIVEBeyondYourDreams #RianaMilne #LifeCoach #LoveCoach #DatingCoach #RelationshipCoach #DivorceCoach #Singles #Couples #PersonalTransformation #ACOA #ChildhoodTrauma #ToxicLove #Betrayal #Abandonment #Breakups #Anxiety  #FindingLove #Dating #Relationships #LifeCoachNearMe #Love #Depression

My guest on this episode of the Digital Supply Chain podcast is global influencer Tamara McCleary (aka @TamaraMcCleary on Twitter).Tamara is the CEO of Thulium (@Thuliumco on Twitter), a social media marketing agency focused on strategy and analytics.Tamara is also a good friend and knows the tech, and supply chain space upside down and inside out, so I was stoked when she agreed to come on the podcast. You can tell from the banter that we go back a long way. Tamara asks me probably as many questions as I asked her!We had a fun, wide-ranging conversation about the rise of consumer power, the increasing importance of customer experience, and how those topics impact on supply chains.Here's how the conversation broke down:00:26 Tamara, would you like to introduce yourself? 02:16 What are the principle advantages organisations can get from digitising their supply chains?03:42 Consumers have far more power now because we are living in a social media age…05:50 Will digital supply chain create an opportunity for manufacturing to go straight to the consumer?08:51 Customer experience story12:20 In this universe, we all now expect our goods to be delivered immediately, and we use this need for instant gratification to filter for suppliers…16:46 Increasingly we are becoming more aware of issues in suppliers supply chains, and reacting accordingly…20:06 More and more people are becoming aware of their supply chains and it is informing their purchasing decisions22:10 Companies that integrate social media into their supply chain have a vastly superior customer experience 26:00 What haven't we talked about that you'd like to mention, and if people want to connect with you of Thulium, where can they find you?

The 'new' Bob Rivers Show launches 8/8/2019! In what could be a terrible or charming idea, they've decided to record and share a few "preseason" episodes. Remember, Joe says: "The preseason doesn't count!" Preseason episodes one stars Joes TV, Watching Less News, Angelina Jolie's Divorce, Self Driving Cars, and Child Slavery to make "Blood Chocolate!" NO ONE TALKS ABOUT CURRENT EVENTS LIKE THESE GUYS. Today's episode closes with a 25 year old Twisted Tune about The new Lion King Movie. Same as it ever was. The first official episode launches 8/8/2019. In the meantime, They're giving it the full 80%

Kush + Kunal = KOOSAAALLL.We start with some time travel. And some meowing. Recap of Tania Rashid interview (EP13).Kunal talks about why the next interview almost destroyed his existence.Where we talk about vigorous snapping, puri thel fingers snapping. Erudite is the word of the day. INDIA BEATS PAKISTAN - is our cricket rivalry because of partition? Do cricket tickets cost a lost? Modi's statement on the win. Ria rant on Indian demonetization. Kunal is wearing Virat Kohli's kurta for his mendhi. India is looking for astronauts!!!! What are the prereqs for being an Indian Space Agency astronaut? What is freeze dried Indian food? HOW DO THEY SH*T INDIAN FOOD IN SPACE. Roti smoothies. Agni v Gaganyaan. India news. Kunal watched a documentary "The Price of Free" that really moved him, about Kailash Satyarthi and his fight against child slavery. Beyond the obvious lesson to learn, Kunal says we respect the wrong people (where are the "influencers" on this?). kunal won't cry in front of ria because he's a man. F*CK BUSINESS PEOPLE. ria got really mad at kunal (of course). The complexity of selling your child into slavery. Saving the kids isn't enough, the solution requires more. A "corporation" is a legal fiction, there are people behind it. Indian factories giving illegal medication to their workers, which is messing with their system. KUSH'S Q: Are people "supporting" causes for likes? Does posting and "raising awareness" help at all? (SURPRISE: Kunal has a cynical response). Everyone has a mental health issue, word? Trauma is trending. Very brief talk about Sudan. A little bit of mental evolution. How come every indian artist has to have "Jay/Jai/J" in their name?

In this special edition of Life Beats, Sally speaks to Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthi who has the singular mission of ending child slavery. Hear his story, find out how he has managed to save more than 88,000 children and counting, and how he he's taking his mission from India to the world. Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com ************************ Follow us on Social. www.facebook.com/pulse95radio www.twitter.com/pulse95radio www.instagram.com/pulse95radio

Paul tells us that we "are not children of the slave woman but of the free woman." Therefore, walk in freedom and fight for freedom.

Episode Notes This episode originally aired on the C19 Podcast on 20 November 2018 as "'Modern Slavery'? How 19th Century Slavery Can Speak to 21st Century Trafficking."Can 19th-century approaches to slavery provide a map for thinking about 21st century trafficking? In this episode, Anna Mae Duane (UConn)leads a dialogue about how we can--and can’t--bring the nineteenth century to bear on the current phenomenon largely referred to as “Modern Slavery”--a term that is itself deeply controversial. The conversation centers around the edited collection, Child Slavery Before and After Emancipation: An Argument for Child-Centered Slavery Studies (Cambridge UP, 2017). Editor Anna Mae Duane interviews three contributors to that project, Karen Sánchez-Eppler (Amherst), Micki McElya (UConn) and Sarah Winter (UConn). Together they think about what constitutes a usable past when thinking about modern forms of oppression, and about how focusing on children can help us to rethink questions of property, memory, and freedom.The episode was produced by Ali Oshinskie with the support of WHUS studios. Post-production assistance by Doug Guerra.Support Society for the History of Children and Youth Podcast by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/shcyThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

East Coast Radio — There is no avoiding the eyes of that small child who looks up at you through your car window at the traffic intersection - especially the little infant sitting in the blazing heat begging for money. Surely that’s enough to want to give the mother a few coins or some food? While trolling through social media this weekend, Damon came across a post by a woman named Katie Friedman in a Facebook group. Friedman, who's been living in Durban for three years now, shared her thoughts on why she doesn't give money to begging children. This sparked a debate amongst KZN listeners and Damon.

This week we talk about our usual shows, My hero Academia and Boruto with this weeks discussion being Michiko & Hatchin   Hosts this week Garri, Alfonso and Chille    

Chris G. shares on "The Song of Moses" and justice.

The Heritage Foundation's Tommy Binion compares Trump and Ronald Reagan. Paul Westover of BYU shares rare editions of poetry from Wordsworth. Engineer Curtis Patterson describes the border wall prototypes. The Apple Seed's Sam Payne shares a story. Playwright Ngozi Anyanwu on "The Homecoming Queen." Sundance Film Festival: "White Fang" and "Kailash," with director Derek Doneen--ending child slavery.

The Bicker Bots discuss everything from the Mayweather, Mcgregor fight to Alex Jones and Spider-Man Homecoming

Today on Cause Talk Radio, Megan and Joe talk to Peter Zandee, U. S. Sales Manager, Tony's Chocolonely, about their efforts to fight child slavery in the chocolate industry in West Africa. On the show, Megan, Peter and Joe discuss: How Tony's got started by a Dutch journalist who was appalled by the slavery in West Africa. The founders had no experience making chocolate or working in West Africa. But they had a powerful commitment to the cause. The problem of childhood slavery in West Africa and why it's getting worse. How Tony's is trying to address the problem of child slavery by paying cocoa growers a living wage and adding traceability to the supply chain. Tony's want to be a model for the industry. Other companies Tony's is working with to eradicate child slavery. How Tony's communicates its mission with stakeholders. The importance of leading with great tasting chocolate and then the social impact. Links & Notes The Story of Tony Chocolonely Tony's Chocolonely Tony's Chocolonely on Facebook

John Doe et. al. v Nestle et. al., Forced Child Labour in the Cacao Industry, the Alien Tort Claims Act, Koibel and Corporate Accountability for Human Rights AbusesDiscussion with Terry Collingsworth on John Doe et. al. v Nestle et. al, the prevalence of child slavery in the cacao industry in Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire and the assistance provided to farms that enslave children by confectionary conglomerates. We also discuss the history and jurisprudence of the Alien Tort Claims Act (or Alien Tort Statute/ATS), its potential to hold corporations accountable for human rights violations and the impact of the Supreme Court’s decision in Koibel on the future of ATS litigation against corporate human rights abuses. Additionally, we discuss corporate accountability under international human rights law and the feasibility of establishing an international instrument for corporate accountability in the current political climate. We also look at the feasibility of consumer class actions as an avenue of human rights litigation and the effectiveness of public campaigns and consumer boycotts against corporate human right abusers.For More Info:Nestle Class Action Lawsuitiradvocates.orgtruthinadvertising.org/McCoy-v-Nestle-complaint.pdfhttp://childlaborcocoa.org/https://www.dol.gov/ilab/issues/child-labor/cocoa/http://childlaborcocoa.org/images/https://www.youtube.comhttps://www.truthinadvertising.orghttp://www.rugmarkindia.org/rugmark/index.htm

Hey gang.  So we'll switch up gears in the production style of this episode and riff a bit more.  Of course we'll still do our news and comment, but let's keep it casual.  We'll reintroduce RhymeCast and William J Jackson as a Gangsta Rap Apologist.  We have Child Slavery with chocolate companies and hella news in general that go backed up over the weekend. 

Pablo Villeda, Vice President of Regional Operations in Latin America for International Justice Mission, joins us to share a moving and inspiring message in the fight against injustice and how Grace Community Church is partnering with IJM in that fight.

Pablo Villeda, Vice President of Regional Operations in Latin America for International Justice Mission, joins us to share a moving and inspiring message in the fight against injustice and how Grace Community Church is partnering with IJM in that fight.

Dallas Hyland, a photojournalist and resident of St. George, recently traveled to Colombia with a privately-funded organization, Operation Underground Railroad, to execute what they called Clear Hope; a mission they say proved to be the biggest child trafficking rescue operation in history.

Rabbi Steven Carr Reuben Speaks at Kehillat Israel Tikkun Olam Shabbat - March 29, 2013

LET'S TAKE A STAND AND HELP THE CHILDREN!!

LET'S TAKE A STAND AND HELP THE CHILDREN!!

CNN's Soledad O'Brien will discuss her powerful new documentary, RESCUED, which chronicles the plight of Haiti's orphans and children, before, during and after the earthquake tragedy. The doc airs May 8th @ 8 pm eastern time.