NBI PHILIPPINES – http://nbi.gov.ph/ BMAN – reviewed human trafficking ring in the philippines A.K.A Deng Hao – known as Virginia Burdeos Nazareno in real life located at 9127 sultana st, cor. honrades makati city as we investigated and ask some people around, the are confirmed she still operate, profiting prostitution ring in the philippines. Owner of white, 4 storey building from the sweat of inslave sex worker in her perimeter of activity. Main Business Laundering money from illegal sex trade. philippine law fugitive most wanted human trafficker.

LEO (wobble boy..!) – maybe she also have multiple bank account to clear from government financial claim but any sherriff’s couldn’t avoid it.

BMAN – not to mention all websites for profit, this is her most effective way of manipulation.!!!

GINA – Let the law prosecute this head of human trafficking syndicate in the philippines, she is tought girl when i try to call her, she never even mind to care, about my calls.

LEO (wobble boy..!) – Yah! you’re right gina… There are lot of this kind of activity on this days but this should not be tolerated while the goverment is after her.

I will post some things now on the “Innovative strategies” forum.

Any way we can link up organisations working in Anti Human Trafficking within these regions?

You could suggest some approaches and I will put it to the GIFT South Asia team.

May I also request you to share your knowledge as contributed content on the http://www.giftasia.in site.

Maybe we can start a new thread on the discussion forum on how to cope with cross border trafficking.

And from another article:

Kuwait is a destination country for men, women, and children trafficked primarily from Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka for the purpose of labor exploitation. Some foreign women who migrate legally to Kuwait as domestic workers are subsequently abused by their employers or coerced into situations of debt bondage or involuntary servitude. Some domestic workers are trafficked within the country for sexual and labor exploitation. Some underage boys from South Asia, the Sudan, Yemen, and Eritrea are trafficked from neighboring Gulf States to work as camel jockeys. Victims suffer debt bondage, involuntary sexual servitude, coerced labor, verbal and physical abuse, and the withholding of their passports or other required travel documents.

The Government of Kuwait does not comply with the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking and is not making significant efforts to do so.

And here’s what a Kuwaiti blogger has to say about it.

TeacherLady thanks for making us aware of the website, but if we donate where exactly would the money go? I think what should be done is more documentaries revolving around this issue, or actually this “crisis.” Our main problem is 1) ignorance and 2) silence. Also, far too many people couldn’t care less that this is happening under their noses, and not many actually know about it. Mimi’s approach is a very inspirational one, it wakes people up. And if we all make the slightest effort to wake enough people up, I think a lot can be done about this.