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Comment on Female murders in Ciudad Juarez hidden for years by alejandra

alejandra — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 22:38:05 +0000

WELL,I SAW THE MOVIE BORDERTOWN, IT WAS SO SAD? JUAREZ IS A DANGEROUS PLACE, ESPECIALLY FOR WOMEN!!! I DONT KNOW WHAT MEN THINK WHEN THEY DO SOMETHING LIKE THAT TO WOMEN.. THE U.S SHOULD DO SOMETHING ABOUT THAT, ITS JUST TO TERRIBLE THERE. IT LIKE THEY HAVE NO LAWS NO RIGHTS… WHEN I WAS WATCHING THE MOVIE I WAS VERY DISAPPOINTED WITH THE POLICE, THEY DID NOTHING BUT TRY TO HIDE THE REAL TRUTH ABOUT JUAREZ!!! KNOWING THAT IT HAPPENS ITS TERRIBLE THAT NOBODY TRIES TO STOP THIS AND WHEN THEY KNOW IT HAPPENS EVERYDAY!!! YOUNG WOMEN RAPE,DIED,TORTURED,BURIED,AND STILL NOBODY WILL FIND OUT WHO IS DOING IS!!! GOD PLEASE HELP STOP THIS VIOLENCE IT MAKES EVERYWHERE YOU GO NOT SAFE!! ITS NOT SAFE FOR NOBODY IN JUAREZ EVEN NOT IN U.S. WHEN SUPPOSE THEY PROTECT THE PEOPLE…

Comment on National sting finds juvenile prostitutes by Real Prick

Real Prick — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 21:19:23 +0000

Why isn’t anyone concerned about teenage Miley Cyrus being pimped out? Why hasn’t anyone arrested the 20 year old men (underwear model for example) that have deflowered her?

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Sat, 07 Nov 2009 12:40:37 +0000

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Comment on Female murders in Ciudad Juarez hidden for years by amir

amir — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 21:28:32 +0000

while I read this page tears were rolling down from my eyes….
sometimes I feel shame of my gender.I can’t do anything except praying….
and I’ll pray….
nights and days…
GOD I BRG YOU:
DO SOMETHING

Comment on At The End Of Slavery: Documentary Exposes Modern Day Slavery by Next stops on the Blog Tour! « At the End of Slavery

Next stops on the Blog Tour! « At the End of Slavery — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 21:13:12 +0000

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Comment on Human trafficking in Israel a $ 1 billion industry by cjaye57

cjaye57 — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 12:24:09 +0000

Thank you Chief of al-Kalam foundation for your comment,yes we are the same before God. Your words are greatly appreciated.

With Great Respect,
CJaye

Comment on Human trafficking in Israel a $ 1 billion industry by Solichin, SE

Solichin, SE — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 02:00:02 +0000

Dear Sir,
let’s save our humanity. We are one. We are the same before God.
I’m The Chief of al-Kalam foundation from Indonesia. We do of many training in the recycling program.
Faitfully yours.

Comment on Female murders in Ciudad Juarez hidden for years by ankit

ankit — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 22:32:21 +0000

The only connection I have with MX is I dated a girl once who was from MX. In my final year at ASU I am taking a class on Women and Society and this is how I came to know about the mass rapes and killings in Juarez, MX. It is heart wrenching to hear the stories of victims family, how girls no older than 20 are sexually molested and their bodies amputated and left along the road, in the desert to rot. It is even more alarming looking at the figures how these rapes and killings have gone up in recent years and how few cases have actually been solved. Through this post I’d like to lend my hand in support for the Women of Juarex, MX and their fight against violence and injustice.

Comment on 10 Things Seniors Can Do to End Slavery by Weblog Popular 1Malaysia

Weblog Popular 1Malaysia — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 18:14:52 +0000

Hello friends,
Great post, very well written.
You should blog more about this.
I’ll definitely be subscribing.
Have a good day..

Comment on More on the One Girl initiative by heidi

heidi — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 14:15:33 +0000

I am very happy to see others in my area focusing on this human tragedy.I have been gathering information for the past few months on my own.The impact of poverty on females across the globe is one of the most ignored problems on our planet.Perhaps if we in “rich”nations,educate ourselves & others we may yet have an impact on the world in a positive way