Human Trafficking: Slavery 2012
Human Trafficking: Slavery 2012
David Batstone, Founder & CEO, Not For Sale; Professor of Business, USFMimi Chakarova, Photo Journalist, Filmmaker, Price of Sex 2011; Correspondent, Center for Investigative ReportingDr. Dolores Donovan, Professor & Director of International Programming, USF School of Law; Author, Law Review & Journal Articles on Human Rights, Developing Law Systems and Criminal Justice SystemsJoel Brinkley, Professor of Journalism, Stanford University; Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist. Authour, Cambodia's Curse – Moderator
The distinguished panel of activists and experts will discuss the tragedy of human trafficking and efforts to combat what has been described as the fastest growing criminal industry, second only to drug trafficking in profitability, in the world. Human trafficking, considered a modern form of slavery, has historical roots in the Middle East, where it still thrives.
MLF: Middle EastTime: 11:30 a.m. check-in, noon programCost: $20 standard, MEMBERS FREE, STUDENTS FREEProgram organizer: Celia Menczel
