Isn’t it FREEZING!?

 

Are you going to be in central London on Sunday 16 November?

Join hundreds of Londoners in THE FREEZE PROJECT! This is a fun, non-intrusive way for you as a member of the public to draw attention to the really important issues of human trafficking and slavery, and help people get informed by handing out flyers afterwards.

So how can you participate?

• Show up at the right place at the right time
• You will be directed to the ‘Freeze Space’ and blend into the crowdAt the cue, stop what you’re doing and stay frozen for the next 5 minutes until the next cue tells you the freeze is over
• Afterwards, hand out some print material to those nearby or who were watching you

Where will this FREEZE PROJECT happen?

Location: London Eye (corner of Jubilee Garden on the side of Belevedere St. There will be FREEZE PROJECT signs)

Time: 2pm for a 2.30pm freeze

Contact: duggyhj@gmail.com (Stephen – Co-ordinator)

See you there!

So what happened last week at Stop the Traffik?

Interview with NielsInterview with AntonieHere are two interviews reviewing last week’s historic UN conference, where your 1.5 million signatures were revealed.   The first is from Antonie, who talks about the Event, and the Global Fund: Interview with Antonie  The second interview is with Niels from Stop the Traffik, who discusses the inspiration of the Youth Forum that was held by STT:  Interview with Niels

The Greatest Week for STT

Stop the Traffik has been building up for this week for sometime: over 1 million signatures will be revealed to the United Nations.   Here’s Phil on just what your signatures will do this week.   Click for audio here.

Stumpy on YouTube

Check out these You Tube viral videos from STTOMSTV.    I especially like this one, Stumpy the Stop the Traffik vehicle.    

Link Love from STT

Stop Child Slavery is a great blog that highlights the plight of slavery and slave trafficking.   The STT blog sends link love to this blog, so click on the link,  and be informed. 

Break a Leg Youth Musical Theatre

We here at the Stop the Traffik London office are really excited about “Lenutza,” a multi-media extravaganza that portrays the life of a run-away Romanian orphan.  She joins a group of Gypsies, and ends up in slave labor on Morecambe Bay.  Maybe not a subject for a Panto Christmas play, but something close to the heart of STT.    The play runs from the 20th to the 22nd of December, at the Settle Victoria Theatre.  01729 825718   Despite it’s heavy subject, the show promises to be a modern day “Oliver” with light-hearted and funny elements.  There’s even a music video on You Tube so click on the above link.   We’ll send more information on this event soon. 

Stop the Traffik tries to stop the best job opportunities.

Check out this very cool video off of youtube. “To raise awareness about the traffiking of women into sex slavery, Stop the Traffik set up a stand at a prominent careers fair for ‘Top Jobs Abroad’ a fictional recruitment company offering “the very best opportunities”.  After being greeted by a friendly representative, visitors were ushered through a door at the stand and straight into a specially designed Red Light District window– in full view of passers by.” 

Free Running on Daily Motion

Although not an official Stop the Traffik video, this viral has been doing well on the French site Daily Motion.  Take a look, pass it around, help us gather on line signatures for our Declaration Campaign. 

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