The Literacy Sites New Gifts That Give More Fight Trafficking
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Seattle, WA, April 27, 2012 --( In Burmas impoverished border regions children, usually young girls, are the main victims of trafficking and abuse through domestic servitude, forced and bonded labor, commercial sexual exploitation, and the sale of "wives" to men in China.Another new Gift That Gives More “Liberate Girls from Indentured Servitude” supports the efforts of Nepal Youth Foundation (NYF) and its founder, Olga Murray, to provide a creative, humane alternative for those families forced by poverty to sell their daughters.Indentured as young as the age of six as dishwashers in teahouses or bonded servants in private homes, these girls rarely receive an education and often end up forced into prostitution by lack of other prospects.Overall gifts to charity exceeded $3.1 million to more than one hundred nonprofits working to alleviate hunger and poverty, promote literacy, provide healthcare to children, restore and preserve rainforests, prevent breast cancer and other diseases, and care for animals in shelters and sanctuaries.Overall gifts to charity exceeded $3.1 million to more than one hundred nonprofits working to alleviate hunger and poverty, promote literacy, provide healthcare to children, restore and preserve rainforests, prevent breast cancer and other diseases, and care for animals in shelters and sanctuaries.