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“In the Philippines, women get deployed abroad to work as domestic workers or nannies. In order to do so, they frequently leave their own children behind, before throwing themselves into the unknown”
Reportage on our last “Expressions of Humanity” event.
« On parle beaucoup de la Méditerranée, parce qu’il y a beaucoup de morts, ici il n’y en a pas assez de morts, mais un est trop” said Pierre-Yves Doré, an activist in Briançon, frontier commune in southeastern France.
Organizing a refugee collection is simple. If I can do it, you can do it too. We can all make a difference by doing something, big or small. It doesn’t really matter. – by Amy Zhuang
MERCI. Retour en images sur l’évènement Expressions of Humanity du 23 octobre à Luxembourg.
Luxembourg, 18 juin: Projection de Passeurs d’Humanité, film documentaire d’Isabelle Serro, suivie par une conférence-débat avec la réalisatrice, Dr Raphaël Pitti, médecin humanitaire et auteur du livre “Va où l’humanité te porte”.
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In the frame of Time For Equality’s campaign to raise awareness of, prevent and end human trafficking and contemporary slavery.
“I have been thinking for days and days how I could explain what’s happening there, how I could describe it so well that you can really imagine what it is like”
A perfect answer to THE question which dominated the debate after the screening of Not My Life, the powerful film by Robert Bilheimer on human trafficking and contemporary slavery: “What can I do?”
(for the English text click here) Les Nations Unies et Time For Equality présentent NOT MY LIFE un film