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Winner of CNN Heroes Award Fights Sex Trafficking in Nepal

by Monique El-Faizy, Posted Nov 23rd 2010 10:15AM

Anuradha Koirala is fighting sex trafficking. Credit: John Shearer, WireImage It seems that every bold-faced name supports a cause these days: Al Gore has the environment, George Clooney has Sudan and Bono is saving Africa (and ...Anuradha Koirala, founder of Maiti Nepal, an organization working to stop sex trafficking in Nepal, currently is visiting in Los Angeles, where she is being honored as CNN's Hero of 2010. The CNN Heroes All-Star Tribute, hosted by Anderson Cooper, is scheduled to air on Thanksgiving Day.
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Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher Announce Initiative to End Child Sex Trafficking

by Honey Berk, Posted Sep 23rd 2010 4:04PM

Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore announce their "Real Men" campaign today in New York City. Credit: Honey Berk
Though best known as one of the most attractive celebrity couples in Hollywood, Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher apparently have more on ...Today, at the Clinton Global Initiative CGI Annual Meeting in New York City, Moore and Kutcher -- founders of the DNA Foundation -- held a press conference to announce the "Real Men" campaign, which aims to raise awareness about the problem of child sex slavery and to stifle demand for child sexual exploitation and child pornography.
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House Panel: Child Prostitutes Increasingly Caught in the 'Web'

by Tom Henderson, Posted Sep 16th 2010 2:30PM

Certain ads on Craigslist may offer services for adults, but those "services" could be provided by children. In other words, Craigslist can be used to facilitate child prostitution. The operators of Craigslist say they care, and they no longer ...Certain ads on Craigslist may offer services for adults, but those "services" could be provided by children. In other words, Craigslist can be used to facilitate child prostitution.
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