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S1 E6: How to build resilience factors to prevent child trafficking w/ Dr. Hartini Zainundin
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In 2018 about 50,000 human trafficking victims were reported which is likely to be much higher given the hidden nature of this crime.
Particularly, the most vulnerable, the children are affected. The share of small individuals has tripled with girls being the most affected group.
Millions of women, children and men worldwide are out of work, out of school and without social support in the continuing COVID-19 crisis, leaving them at greater risk of human trafficking. We need targeted action to stop criminal traffickers from taking advantage of the pandemic to exploit the vulnerable
Child trafficking is child abuse. It's defined as recruiting, moving, receiving, and harboring children for the purpose of exploitation. In this episode, I speak with Dr. Hartini Zainundin - child activist, consultant for UN organizations and co-founder of Yayasan Chow Kit (formerly known as NurSalam).
Hartini shares her path and passion to becoming a child activist while living in NYC and walks us through the biggest problems that NGOs, social organizations and activists face trying to combat child trafficking.
I hope you find this episode insightful and encouraging to protect the smallest of our societal members.
If you are curious to find out more about how to prevent and combat child trafficking, here are a few resources and links where you can read more or become active:
United Nations Office on Drugs & Crimes
The issue of statelessness (TedX)
Yayasan Chow Kit
With best wishes, Hannah
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