Date/Time
Date(s) - 28/06/2018
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Categories
Manchester, UK DSA 2018 Conference on Global Inequities
Convenors
- Emma Tomalin (University Of Leeds)
- Shabaana Kidy (Humanitarian Academy for Development)
This panel will critically examine the role of faith actors in combating modern slavery and human-trafficking, as well as the ways in which religious identities are pertinent in the trafficking domain (e.g. for trafficked individuals, activists, those providing services and for perpetrators).
Panels
- “Even though they beat us I pray for them”: East African women’s experiences of vulnerable migration situations in the Middle East as Christians- Author: Leah Edwards (University of Sheffield )
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The Long term impact of faith based residential and community support for survivors of sexual exploitation and trafficking in Cambodia- Author: Glenn Miles (Chab Dai)
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Not all “Victims:” Moving beyond the rhetoric of victimhood and toward a holistic mission to trafficked people across the Greater Mekong Sub-Region- Author: Shawna Warner (Payap University)
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Methodist history and the anti-slave trade movement: Lessons for anti-trafficking advocacy in the 21st century- Author: Siyabulela Tonono (Methodist Church of Southern Africa)
More information on DSA website
