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Video: https://vimeo.com/381539664


LYRICS OF RIA:

"I am talking to you about
the worst form of human rights violation
the third-largest organized crime 
A ten billion dollar industry
I am talking to you about a modern-day slavery

In this country, and across the globe,
hundreds and thousands of children,
as young as three, as young as four, 
are sold into sexual slavery

But that's not the only purpose that human beings are sold for.
They are sold in the name of adoption.
They are sold in the name of organ trade.
They are sold in the name of forced labor,
camel jockeying, anything, everything.

Because we don't allow them to come in.
Because we don't allow them to come in.
Because we don't allow them to come in.
Because we don't allow them to come in.

Is this huge outrageous anger. 
Two years, I was ostracidez,
I was stigmatized, I was isolated,
because I was a victim.

Because I was a victim.
Because I was a victim.
Because I was a victim.
Because I was a victim.
Because I was a victim.
Because I was a victim.
Because I was a victim.
Because I was a victim."



Sunitha Khrishnan 
Know more about the Sunitha's work in India and support her project.
Prajwala believes each individual has a unique role to play in combating slavery, and every effort to support the cause is equally important.

Contributing to the cause of Prajwala does not mean having a physical presence in the organization.

The movement to end sex trafficking can be fought anywhere in the world, in a myriad of different ways, it begins with the change you ignite in your own self, spreading it in your own family and then your community.

Here Sunitha's Website: 
www.prajwalaindia.com
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunitha_Krishnan


Mark Jordan
Not so far, months ago, I was on internet and I whatched a Sunitha's speech about the slavery in India and how she is working to help children and women to recover their lives, jobs and empowerment. I was shocked how Sunitha explained this hard social reality in India and how she is working and combat against this social scourge. After that I took my computer and I create this song and video. I titled the song "Ria".

For me, Ria could be any children in India or around the globe who can lose her childhood, forced by bad people (normally they are men) to do things that we never can imagine. And I would like to believe in a world with thousand of Sunithas and a society who open their eyes to this big inequality.

Please, support the Sunitha's movement to sprending her message... I am sure you can explain this history to your friends, parents, colleagues, etc., or repost her Facebook page to your online community. This small action, as a repost, could generate a possitive change to Sunitha’s work and her Foundation.

Tothz

85% Dark Chocolate. An afternoon curled up on the sofa. An unexpected day out. A tender look. Somebody smiling walking down the street in his own world. A surprise kiss. Living in the same flat more than two years. A Monday that seems like a Sunday. Some trainers that you love but you would never wear. A postcard that you think the postman will probably read. A new town when you feel you have already been. A gesture of somebody that remainds you of somebody else. A rainy day when you can't leave. A waiting room with trashy magazines. An object badly finished. An old man driving a sports car, and a twenty year old girl at his side. A bee insisting on your coffee and a fly on your jam. A glass of wine accompanied by goats cheese on the top of a mountain. A friend who sends you a message saying 'I love you', and nothing else. A friendship that you feel is for life. The solitude of knowing how to be alone.

Mark Jordan

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