MAKING CONTACT - a weekly international radio program
June 9, 1999
In recent years, the international sex trade has been growing. Women are being trafficked around the world...and the backdrop of this, say many activists and scholars, is the global economy. Women's and human rights groups are now attempting to broaden the debate, addressing the full complexities of women's lives.
Featuring:
Kamala Kempadoo, co-editor, "Global Sex Workers: Rights, Resistance, and Redefinition"; audio from Ellen Bruno's video, "Sacrifice"; Ninotchka Rosca, Filipina writer, founder of the Gabriela Network; audio from "Bought and Sold," a video by Global Survival Network; Tatiana and Lina, sex-trafficking victims.
For more information:
Kamala Kempadoo
Women's Study Program
University of Colorado
303-492-8084;kempadoo@colorado.edu
Ninotchka Rosca
34-24 82nd St., #1-D, Jackson Heights
New York, NY 11372
212-592-3507; gabnet@gabnet.com
www.gabnet.org
Global Survival Network
P.O.Box 73214
Washington, DC 20009
202-387-0028; ingsn@igc.org
www.globalsurvival.net