Author: Women’s Rights in China’s volunteer, Su Changlan All photos are by WRIC’s volunteers December 16th, 2010 was Day Two of the North China search for trafficked children. At the end of the two-day anti-child trafficking conference, WRIC sponsored the Convoy in search of Missing Children. It left the Erdi Hotel…
DetailsWomen’s Rights in China’s volunteer, Yiao Cheng All photos are by WRIC’s volunteers. Pamphlet distributed on bus in Shan Recent Child Rescue activities crossed vast rural areas north of the Yellow River, through five provinces, thirty counties and municipalities, totaling 3,000…
DetailsWomen’s Rights in China’s volunteer: Yiao Cheng All photos are by WRIC The sixteen day Northern China anti-child trafficking and child rescue activities had concluded. It consisted of…
DetailsIn December, 2009, police in Qianshan County, Anhui broke a human trafficking ring. AGA volunteers on the recent anti-trafficking campaign visited the Qianshan law enforcement agencies to study the sources of the human trafficking trade’s demand. We learned that the six girls who were rescued after the ring’s demise were originally sold into three towns…
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Source： WRIC 12-15-2010 From December 14th to 15th, Huijiawang (Reunion Network) organized the first Chinese Citizens’ Anti-Trafficking Discussion and…
DetailsIn China’s underdeveloped rural villages, for parents who have more than one child, when faced with the overwhelming fine for violating the one-child policy, some accepted the alternative of their baby girls being taken away by the family planning workers in order not to pay the fine. The government’s family planning workers see nothing wrong…
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