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“Let Them Be Free”: T-Shirt Campaign Huge Success!
The Not For Sale Store enjoyed record-breaking success with its latest high profile t-shirt campaign.
The store joined forces with Sevenly.org to launch the organic funding model’s first ever cause produced t-shirt campaign last week.
Final figures showed that the limited edition Not For Sale t-shirts were a huge hit with Abolitionists across the globe
Buy Your T-Shirt to End Slavery Today!
Buy your t-shirt to end slavery today!
In partnership with the new Not for Sale Store, Sevenly.org has launched their first ever survivor made t-shirt campaign. For this week ONLY, Sevenly.org is featuring Not For Sale as the charity of the week and using the Not For Sale Store’s signature Cambodia T-shirts for the campaign.
$7 from every shirt sale goes directly to Not For Sale.
Dave Batstone Visits Cambodia Factory
In Cambodia, children are trafficked for sexual exploitation or forced to solicit anything from flowers to postcards. Children trafficked into organized begging rings often end up being sexual exploited. In fact, NGOs report that nearly one third of trafficking victims in prostitution are children.
Due to Cambodia’s tragic history of genocide, half of its population is now under the age of twenty. Cambodia faces a problem of trying to provide decent work to its young population. The issue further increases cross border migration and perpetuates the vulnerability to human trafficking.
Human Trafficking Awareness Day
Designated by the US Congress, January 11th, 2009 marks the second annual Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Without a doubt education is deeply important to building a full fledged abolitionist movement. We at Not For Sale want to encourage you to bridge your awareness to action. Download abolitionist handbooks, toolkits and more.
Doubting Modern-Day Slavery
Responding to skeptical New York Times readers columnist Nicholas Kristof writes some painful, but truthful, words about the reality of modern-day slavery. Read his column, If This Isn’t Slavery, What Is?, about Long Pross a girl who was forcibly held in a brothel in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Cambodia Trip visit to Hagar
These girls are beautiful. Vietnamese. Cambodian. Raven hair, olive eyes. From eight years old to mid-teens. Spunky, graceful, delicate. Each one glowing from the inside out. These girls are full of life, energy, excitement, joy. These girls are survivors of brutal sex crimes. Some were rescued from trafficking, where adults sold their tiny bodies daily [...]
Adventure in Cambodia
The crew of the Westmont Cambodia Immersion Trip has safely arrived in Phnom Penh, the largest city in north-central Cambodia. The past four days in the southern city of Siem Reap were nothing short of remarkable. Our trip has begun with such a solid base of cultural experience and integration. We are being exposed to [...]
