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SISHA (South East Asia Investigations into Social and Humanitarian Activities)

SISHA (South East Asia Investigations into Social and Humanitarian Activities)

is a registered Australian not-for-profit organisation that strives to ensure justice and the protection of human rights for victims of human trafficking, bonded labour, physical and sexual assault and other forms of exploitation and oppression in South East Asia

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September 2018

September 2018

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Feel free to contact us for any questions

Feel free to contact us for any questions

We are here to answer any questions you may have about our organization,reach out to us and we'll respond as soon as we can.To write us visit our Contact Us page

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Anti Human Trafficking Awareness Campaign

The human trafficking has always been a problem in Southeast Asia region which is considered as a highly profitable crime and violation of human rights.
Human trafficking is definitely a hidden crime, and the first thing that we should do, to start fighting it is to find the victims and identify them, so they can be rescued and help the authorities bring their perpetrators to justice. This Anti Human Trafficking Awareness Campaign was founded with a purpose to raise the awareness and educate on the indicators of human trafficking. We like to thank Guy Liberte that hosted One Drop poker tournament which gave a generous donation to our campaign and helped in raising awareness. Because of him our readers can get a poker bonuses to play poker for free in online casinos.

 

Effects of Human Trafficking on Victims

Human trafficking exploitation includes prostitution or other forms of sexual exploitation, slavery or something similar to slavery, removal of organs or forced labor or services. There is no importance if the person has crossed a border for human trafficking or it take place within the national borders, both of the ways are considered as a human trafficking. Victims can be children, teenagers, men or women. Trafficking victims may suffer of physical and psychological health issues, living in nonhuman conditions, bad nutrition or personal hygiene, gross workplace conditions and different kind of emotional attacks.