The activities began this Monday and will continue until Wednesday, September 25.
On this Monday, the journalist specializing in anti-trafficking and human trafficking security, “Kitty” Sanders, arrived in Concordia to give a series of talks within the framework of the “Days for the Prevention of Human Trafficking, Sexual Exploitation, Grooming, and Danger on Social Networks,” in an activity organized by the Undersecretariat of Culture of the Municipality of Concordia.
The Undersecretary of Culture, Jorge García, remarked that “it is a pleasure to start this series of very useful talks for the entire community regarding a scourge that has been punishing us for a long time, and now we will have the possibility to find answers and generate actions with all the forces for the community with someone like “Kitty” Sanders,” he declared.
Likewise, García commented that the idea “is for the whole city to have the possibility to attend these interesting talks, with different topics; schools, security forces, and the general public.”
In that sense, the journalist “Kitty” Sanders thanked the public of Concordia for the reception, stating that it is a special day since today commemorates the International Day Against Sexual Exploitation and Human Trafficking. “It is an honor for me to be here, to accept the invitation to stay here for four days and be in different activities that have to do with confronting these crimes,” she outlined.
Next, she enumerated that the “two tasks to be carried out are: to prevent the crime and to mention true information to speak with young people, who are future potential victims since we live in a border area. It is very important to understand that this is an international crime,” she concluded.
The beginning took place in the Assembly Hall of the Municipality of Concordia where, in addition, the talk given received the distinction of “Legislative Interest” from provincial deputy Carola Laner. Likewise, said talk was declared of “Municipal and Social Interest,” a distinction presented by councilwoman Silvina Ovelar.
PROGRAM
The “Days for the Prevention of Human Trafficking, Sexual Exploitation, Grooming, and Danger on Social Networks” will continue until next Wednesday, as follows:
Tuesday, September 24: Talk for students of Concordia's secondary schools. “Digital platforms as a new space for Trafficking Networks,” at the Assembly Hall of the Instituto del Profesorado Concordia, at 162 Espejo Street, starting at 9:00 AM.
At 5:00 PM, Leaders' Workshop, at the Casa del Bicentenario, 1779 Moulins Street.
Wednesday, September 25: Talk for Security Forces and public agencies. “Human trafficking: the new face of slavery.” Concordia Convention Center, starting at 6:00 PM.
On this Monday, the journalist specializing in anti-trafficking and human trafficking security, “Kitty” Sanders, arrived in Concordia to give a series of talks within the framework of the “Days for the Prevention of Human Trafficking, Sexual Exploitation, Grooming, and Danger on Social Networks,” in an activity organized by the Undersecretariat of Culture of the Municipality of Concordia.
The Undersecretary of Culture, Jorge García, remarked that “it is a pleasure to start this series of very useful talks for the entire community regarding a scourge that has been punishing us for a long time, and now we will have the possibility to find answers and generate actions with all the forces for the community with someone like “Kitty” Sanders,” he declared.
Likewise, García commented that the idea “is for the whole city to have the possibility to attend these interesting talks, with different topics; schools, security forces, and the general public.”
In that sense, the journalist “Kitty” Sanders thanked the public of Concordia for the reception, stating that it is a special day since today commemorates the International Day Against Sexual Exploitation and Human Trafficking. “It is an honor for me to be here, to accept the invitation to stay here for four days and be in different activities that have to do with confronting these crimes,” she outlined.
Next, she enumerated that the “two tasks to be carried out are: to prevent the crime and to mention true information to speak with young people, who are future potential victims since we live in a border area. It is very important to understand that this is an international crime,” she concluded.
The beginning took place in the Assembly Hall of the Municipality of Concordia where, in addition, the talk given received the distinction of “Legislative Interest” from provincial deputy Carola Laner. Likewise, said talk was declared of “Municipal and Social Interest,” a distinction presented by councilwoman Silvina Ovelar.
PROGRAM
The “Days for the Prevention of Human Trafficking, Sexual Exploitation, Grooming, and Danger on Social Networks” will continue until next Wednesday, as follows:
Tuesday, September 24: Talk for students of Concordia's secondary schools. “Digital platforms as a new space for Trafficking Networks,” at the Assembly Hall of the Instituto del Profesorado Concordia, at 162 Espejo Street, starting at 9:00 AM.
At 5:00 PM, Leaders' Workshop, at the Casa del Bicentenario, 1779 Moulins Street.
Wednesday, September 25: Talk for Security Forces and public agencies. “Human trafficking: the new face of slavery.” Concordia Convention Center, starting at 6:00 PM.