The Project

A human trafficking CAMPAIGN  STORY

The fight against injustice in different forms, as persecutions because of faith, gender, political believes such as refugees & human trafficking, has very much becomes my passion over the last few years. Catholic Charities of Newark in NJ, and USCCB (United States Conference of Catholic Bishops)in Washington, DC. gave me the opportunity  to research the Refugee/Human Trafficking patters around the world and also provide services to them throughout the United States.

The purpose of this Web site is to bring Government and NGOs in the United States and around the world together to collaborate with their own experiences in the efforts against human trafficking. This Web site has worldwide-specific information such as United Nations International Protocols, countries legislation and governmental projects to combat human trafficking. It contents contact information on useful governmental agencies. It also has a description of NGO activities in different countries and their contact information.

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http://debbiemarulanda.webnode.com/

PLEASE REPORT THIS CHILD ABUSE PROMOTING WEBSITE!!!–Report directly to webmaster

Here is an excerpt from the site: How come everyone today is too much of a pussy to smack their kids around? That’s what I want to know: why are parents afraid to beat their kids? When I was a kid and I screwed up, my parents beat my ass. We didn’t have a conversation about it. I didn’t have a “time out.” In fact, I’ve never even once been grounded in my life. What’s the point? Send your kid to his room and make him play video games and read comic books all day? Great idea, why don’t you take him to a psychiatrist while you’re at it so she can pull some disorder out of her ass to hide the fact that you’re a bad parent?

WEBSITE LINK:

http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=beat

A Lexington couple was arrested Thursday in an alleged child abuse case involving their adopted children that dates back to January 2010. Police say Cheryl Christopher, 51, locked a nine-year-old child in a dog cage at the family’s former home on Deauville Drive, and that she also allegedly tried to suffocate two children while trying to strangle them. The arrest report also says the Christopher forced the children to jump off the roof of the home.

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http://www.lex18.com/news/lexington-couple-arrested-in-shocking-child-abuse-case

D’hanis, Texas– A Medina County constable is making it his mission to find more victims who may have been abused at an unlicensed home-run daycare.  Constable Stephen Duffy of Precinct 3 has been going down the only business strip in town, posting up these flyers that read, ‘if you have ever taken your children to Sophie’s at any time, give him a call’. Constable Duffy said, “We’d like for the parents to come forward, so we can interview the children and find out if anything inappropriate happened to the children”. Sixty six year old Agapito Contreras has already been arrested on one count of sexual assault of a child under the age of 14.  The alleged abuse happened at a home in D’hanis that Contreras shared with his wife.

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http://www.woai.com/news/local/story/A-Medina-County-constable-is-making-it-his/0O7SnjQZJU2GxiPLEmayWA.cspx

Dreamcatchers for Abused Children is conducting a “Back-To-School Supplies” Drive for the 2011-2012 Upcoming School Year for children in need. If you would like to donate, please see contact info (below), Contact our Events Coordinator, Sierra Sullivan, or email us at: dreamcatchersforabusedchildren@gmail.com

**A HUGE THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS**

Angela Roy
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Sierra Sullivan
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Sandi Bennett

Dubbed the “Protect our Children Act,” the bill, among other things, creates a new crime of aggravated murder of a child with a sentence of life without parole. It also expands the existing crime of aggravated abuse of a child to include anyone who recklessly causes physical injury to a child under the age of 14. The law currently only applies to day care providers. And in what seems a direct response to the Casey Anthony trial, the bill would also create new felonies for concealing the death of a child and failing to notify law enforcement when the whereabouts of a young child is unknown for more than 24 hours.

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http://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/dailypolitics/2011/07/nys-senators-push-protect-our-children-act-in-wake-of-leiby-kletzky-caylee-ant

GREENVILLE — The Hunt County Sheriff’s Office has released the audio recording of the 911 call in which 2-year-old Brandon Herrara was reported dead. The recording can be heard here. The Hunt County Sheriff’s Office says capital murder charges were filed Tuesday against 23-year-old Arturo Vega and 22-year-old Gabriela Ortiz, both of Campbell.

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http://www.athensreview.com/breakingnews/x1475590150/911-call-audio-released-in-child-murder-case

A Salt Lake City mother was charged with child abuse homicide on Wednesday for the February death of her 10-year-old son. On Feb. 20, April Ann Baker, 31, left her son Braedon Baker unattended in the bathtub where he drowned, police reports state. Braedon had been diagnosed with epilepsy in 2009 and was prone to seizure attacks at the time of the incident.

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http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/entertainment/52230057-78/son-braedon-baker-bath.html.csp

The Children’s Defense Fund has just released a new report, “The State of America’s Children® 2011,” which paints a disturbing portrait of child needs across our country.  With rampant unemployment, housing foreclosures, homelessness, hunger, and massive looming federal and state budget cuts, children’s well-being is in great jeopardy. One in five children is poor and children are our nation’s poorest age group.  Child poverty increased almost 10 percent between 2008 and 2009, the largest single year increase since data were first collected.

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http://www.flcourier.com/fleditorial/5789-the-state-of-americas-children

State agencies that deal with animal abuse are preparing to share that information with authorities that investigate abuse of spouses and children. On Oct. 1, the law goes into effect that requires animal control officers and social workers with the state Department of Children and Families to share information on cases. “Statistics show us that when an animal is being abused in a household, there is an 80 percent chance that a child in the same household is also being abused. This bill sends a strong message that animal cruelty will be taken seriously in Connecticut,” North Stonington State Rep. Diana Urban, who pushed for the law, said in a written statement.

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http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/Law-Requires-Cross-Reporting-Child-and-Animal-Abuse-125944939.html

THREE children who were removed from their violent, drug-addicted birth family went on to suffer a decade of horrific abuse at the hands of their adoptive parents after agencies repeatedly failed to help. The catalogue of missed opportunities was revealed today in a scathing serious case review, which orders both Cheshire East Council and Stoke-on-Trent City Council to apologise to the youngsters. Their emotional and physical torment only came to an end after the oldest sibling made one last desperate attempt to get professionals to listen and approached an independent reviewing officer.

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http://www.thisisstaffordshire.co.uk/Adopted-family-s-decade-abuse/story-12981038-detail/story.html