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The indifference to human abuse and exploitations around us, takes a negative toll on the society. From construction to food production to consumer goods, countless businesses and enterprises, benefit from this misery. There is no doubt, we all have a role to play in bringing an end to this scourge of Human Trafficking.

As of today, more than 21 million people worldwide, have been enslaved by human traffickers. This undoubtedly, represents an alarming threat to international peace and security. It undermines the rule of law, robs millions of their dignity and freedom, enriches transnational criminals and terrorists, and threatens public safety across nations. The message could not be clearer: addressing human trafficking at home, takes the willingness to challenge misperceptions of what human trafficking is or is not, and unwavering determination at all levels of governance.

As of today, more than 21 million people worldwide, have been enslaved by human traffickers. This undoubtedly, represents an alarming threat to international peace and security. It undermines the rule of law, robs millions of their dignity and freedom, enriches transnational criminals and terrorists, and threatens public safety across nations. The message could not be clearer: addressing human trafficking at home, takes the willingness to challenge misperceptions of what human trafficking is or is not, and unwavering determination at all levels of governance.

As such, the GEPCare Foundation has organized a 2-day summit in the fight

against Human Trafficking. Themed “Getting Involved,” the summit will feature

a Seminar, the Movie Screening of “Osato”; a movie based on the true story of a trafficked victim that raises awareness on the ills of Human Trafficking and a Fundraiser geared at engaging industry stakeholders, the flashpoint demography and the Government, to commit to working together in line with the Global Goals of United Nations against the trafficking of persons.

Riding on the valuable partnership it has with reputable government bodies and organisations, such as the Nigerian Embassy, the Office of the Deputy Senate President of Nigeria, and support from the Department of Justice and Equality, the GEPCareFoundation aims to use this summit to bring more awareness and shine more light on this stigma, whilst seeking ways to reduce it to its possible minimum.

We urge you, with a sense of urgency, to join in on this multilateral action! We invite you to attend this life-changing summit that aims to contribute to the exposure and reduction of this Human Trafficking beast. It is time to speak out.

Date: January 31 – February 1, 2019

Venue: Radisson Blu Hotel, Golden Lane. Dublin B. DOB VRR 7

*Attendance is Strictly by Invitation

We look forward to seeing you there! Stand with us as we strive to end the Trafficking of Persons.

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