Don't be Oblivious: STOP THE TRAFFIK

Our new hard-hitting film Dont be Oblivious raises awareness that young people in the UK are vulnerable to being trafficked. With Pearl and Dean committing to showing it in cinemas across the UK it will reach an audience who might never have heard about trafficking. The film not only raises awareness about the issue of trafficking but also calls people to act by taking part in START FREEDOM. This campaign is for young people to find out what trafficking is, how it affects them, and what they can do to STOP THE TRAFFIK where they live. Join START FREEDOM at www.startfreedom.org . STOP THE TRAFFIK wants to say a HUMONGOUS thanks to Feel Films and the director Jonathan Dennis, Leagas Delaney and Pearl and Dean who've invested in this opportunity and made it a reality - all because they are committed to combating human trafficking.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• sex trafficking
• schools
• young people
• campaigning
• STOP THE TRAFFIK

[citydavies]

powerful video, hope it makes people realise.

[doritamaragordon]

good point.many want to live like an ostrich with their head stuck in the ground but let me tell you something-IGNORANCE DOES NOT MAKE ONE INNOCENT!

[NeverMindTheGore]

fake

[IseaANarmy]

Took a look at the website, of all the organisations opposed to human trafficking this one is very helpful! Want to start an ACT forum at my school...will try but worried I'll be the only one who turns up looking like a loner. Still, better to be the only one doing the right than one of many ignorant

[xMANUTD93x]

ahhh one of my best girl mates is the main girl , love her :) <3

[RinsinSelections]

thats filmed at my school ahahah

[RinsinSelections]

thats filmed in my school LOOOOOL

[kandyapple12]

look at my cousin in dat

[23michaeldjordan]

I am in fact from the United Kingdom so nowhere near! haha. Good times though! Blessings, MJ

[doritamaragordon]

yes, and it is a wonderful thing to see people come together for a solution.I live in Washington State near Seattle.R u from the states?

[23michaeldjordan]

It is a very real and very desperate case and yes, the UN should probably be doing more but it is also exciting and challenging that there is movements going on around the world to stop this, I am in the UK in a city called Chichester, chances are you are quite a way from there and we are both passionate about this need for change, 'viva la revolution' in the words of Che!