Coalition To Abolish Slavery & Trafficking

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Causes: Crime & Law, Human Trafficking, Sexual Abuse Prevention

Mission: To assist persons trafficked for the purpose of forced labor and slavery-like practices and to work towards ending all instances of such human rights violations.

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thrusdayschild Professional with expertise in this field

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11/07/2013

The one time we phoned to ask for assistance to help a trafficking victim, we were let down. The advocate, Teri, phoned the woman, told her that their shelter was full and then either hung up the phone or her call dropped. But she did not phone her back. Trafficking victims have already had their trust betrayed. Most would only have one call in them to make. I tried phoning CAST to get a hold of the worker who talked with the woman. I was told I would be called right back. It is over a week and no call. I left two messages for the executive director, who, by the way, makes over $125,000 a year, but was both times phoned back by someone else, who offered only vague explanations. Most of these anti-trafficking organizations perform about the same. Jada Pinkett Smith is on the web holding signs saying, "I free slaves." Her manager, who owns her anti-trafficking website, Don't Sell Bodies, does not return calls, nor does her webmaster return emails. I could go on and on. Most of this is a dog and pony show. Pay me $125,000 and not only will I provide dogs and ponies, but elephants and clowns.

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