Saturday, December 28, 2013

Dressember 27th


Only 4 Days Of Dressember left!!!




8.4 million children are in slavery, trafficking, debt bondage and other forms of forced labour, forced recruitment for armed conflict, prostitution, pornography and other illicit activities (ILO 2002) {source}

<-- Boy bonded labourer Pakistan (Sindh Province)
©Shakil Pathan/Anti-Slavery International {source}





Restavek girl sat infront of piles of washing
We have been wearing dresses ever day this month to help kids just like us! So they can have a hope and a future!                              --> Mideleine Chersetal is a 13 year old Haitian domestic worker. She works from 5am to 11pm each day. Her work includes taking her employer's children to school, but she is not allowed to attend school herself. ©Pete Pattisson - www.petepattisson.com {source}


IJM seeks to make public justice systems work for victims of abuse and oppression who urgently need the protection of the law. {source} They help children, woman and men from every corner of the world to escape from forced slavery of all kinds and provide opportunity for a better life while also bringing justice to their oppressors. 


Campaign 1:17 seeks to bring awareness of modern day slavery to people, and raise funds for IJM to continue their work.


We are wearing dresses every day this month to be noticed so we can tell people that millions of people deserve justice.

Wanna Join The Fun?
  •  Commit to Praying for Sara, Hope and I this month so we can continue to stand strong in our challenge this month to stand with those who stand alone. Leave a comment below to let us know you're praying!
  • Sponsor Hope, Sara, Holly and/or I, by giving to Campaign 1:17Go Here to hear the story behind the campaign and Go Here to Donate [be sure to add a note to say who you're sponsoring!
  • Go To the Campaign 1:17 blog and leave a comment for Grace to encourage her to continue the fight!





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