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November 27, 2013

‘Las Patronas’ Receive Human Rights Award for Work Feeding Migrants


Norma Vázquez Romero, a working-class woman who has lived a very simple life in the coastal state of Veracruz in Mexico, was given the 2013 Mexican Human Rights Award for dedicating the last 15 years of her life to feeding migrants from Central America and Southern Mexico who pass by her town on the train known as “La Bestia” (“The Beast”) with the goal of reaching the United States.


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Published on November 27, 2013 05:38

November 23, 2013

A Perogy with a Big Heart from Saskatoon for Ukraine


To find a decent and reputable organization related to the situation within Ukraine is a difficult task indeed. We’ve been doing our research lately on it, which we plan to report on at a later date, but many we are incredibly disappointed with and question their legitimacy. But… We did find one organization based in... Read More


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Published on November 23, 2013 08:45

November 22, 2013

‘I Sold My Sister for 300 Dollars’


“It isn’t rare in Syria to marry at the age of 16. Most Arab men are aware of this, and often come to Syria to find a young bride. These days, they come to find them at the camps, where almost everybody is desperate to leave. I have seen Jordanians, Egyptians and Saudis passing by the tents in search of a virgin to take along. They pay 300 dollars, and they get the girl of their dreams.”


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Published on November 22, 2013 09:43

Ukraine Struggling to Deal with Human Trafficking Menace


Ukraine is a source, transit and, recently a destination for the human trafficking. International organizations estimate about 1000 such cases annually that end up mainly in Russia, Poland, the Czech Republic, Turkey, the UAE, Italy, and Spain. Of all those cases, only 34 people gained the official status of those who suffered from trafficking. Most cases are not reported, while many remain unseen by the state.


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Published on November 22, 2013 05:27

November 19, 2013

Gypsy with a Capital “G”


A few years ago, I wrote a play called King of the Gypsies. I interviewed people from the Roma community, researched their history, and visited Appleby Common when the Gyspy fair was on...

I was fortunate with the timing of this play; Nick Griffin was at his highest point and Labour was on their way out. We seemed to be swinging enthusiastically to the right and, through King of the Gyspies, I hoped to play some small part in slowing it down.


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Published on November 19, 2013 15:53

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