ジーニー・チェンマイさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ジーニー・チェンマイInstagram)「Today is the UN’s World Against Trafficking Day. By now many of us know all too well the story of Jeffrey Epstein. And lately, the sickening assist of Ghislaine Maxwell. Even though I'm thankful that many are discovering trafficking can happen to anyone anywhere, most human trafficking cases look nothing like what Epstein is accused of. For one, most traffickers aren’t multimillionaires with ties to current and former presidents. For another, most trafficking has nothing to do with sex: the majority of trafficked people are forced into other kinds of labor, like domestic or agricultural work. In fact, labor trafficking is far more prevalent than sex trafficking. Sexual exploitation, forced labor, and illegal organ trafficking are the hallmarks of an industry worth $150 billion dollars per year. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Now that Epstein’s case is getting public attention, it’s a chance to educate ourselves to support all survivors of trafficking, not only the ones whose stories make national news. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Which is why I'm excited to share we’re just one week away from finishing production on the docu I have been executive producing, #StoppingTraffic2. This is our follow-up which focuses on the healing journey of the 1% who survive sex trafficking. Coming soon is our teaser for the film where you can get involved in the making of Stopping Traffic 2‼ If you haven’t watched our first film yet, pls catch STOPPING TRAFFIC on iTunes, Amazon Prime, and Vimeo. And follow @stoppingtrafficfilm for weekly updates. Thanks for supporting the fight Mai Fam, and ASK ME ANY QUESTIONS RE TRAFFICKING BELOW. THERE'S A REASON WHY THIS SHOULD BE HARD TO DISCUSS🖤 #everysoulcounts #worldagainsttrafficking #StoppingTraffic」7月30日 10時57分