Sit-in organized by the Anti- Human Trafficking Co-ordination

Wednesday 23 January 2013

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Coordinamento anti trattaCESIE, always close to trafficking victims, invites you to an event that will take place tomorrow, on Thursday 24th  at 5.00 pm.

The Anti-Human Trafficking Coordination has organized a sit-in in front of Giornale di Sicilia (Via Lincoln 21). The idea is to denounce the way in which newspapers treat this subject, using the word “prostitutes” instead of “trafficking victims”. It’s very important, because a large part of our work is related to the public’s mentality towards this subject.

You can read the open letter to journalists on this link.

Come everybody!

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