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Setting the Captives Free [Marion Carson] is 20% off every day at WipfandStock.com. In Setting the Captives Free Marion Carson sets out to answer the question, what does the Bible say about human trafficking? Aimed at Christian . . .
Setting Captives Free
We’re delighted to share the news, that Marion Carson, who did such a great job of delivering a seminar on the Dignity initiative at the Scottish Baptist Assembly last year, has now published her long awaited book on human trafficking.
It’s aimed at churches and activist groups and Marion’s written it specifically for the tenth anniversary of the EBF's anti-trafficking network this year, It has a foreword by Tony Peck. It is called Setting the Captives Free: The Bible and Human Trafficking And here’s a handy link to the publisher’s website so you can order your copy:
http://wipfandstock.com/setting-the-captives-free-12962.html
Why not look at this in tandem with the Dignity theological material - downlaodable for free at bmsworldmission.org/dignity?
Books not to miss!
The Dignity initiative is delighted to recommend two key new texts on gender based violence by our firends Marion Carson and Elaine Storkey. More to follow. Check them out!
Last year, 349 people in India, mostly women, had acid thrown on them in deliberate assaults. A groundbreaking cafe allows some of them a new start
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Dear Men, Women Don’t Owe You An Explanation For Rejection
Man gives attention to a woman. Woman expresses her lack of desire for said attention. Man immediately turns hostile.
This isn’t where he stops, find out how this ends here.
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We live in a world where women can be physically, digitally and emotionally verbally abused for either turning down unwanted attention or chosing to ignore it.
We recommend clicking on the article and reading the rest of the exchange.
This is just a good reminder, for those who are unsure, of the things women owe overly aggressive men who are unable to take regection.
It’s a short one, but here is the list: nothing
Young women are increasing their risk of late diagnosis of diseases such as ovarian cancer because they are too embarrassed to say the word "vagina", experts have warned. A study, conduc
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For some reason there are stigmas around saying the biologically correct word for female genitalia and seeking help. Why is it so hard to say vagina?
This short film deals with the intimate thoughts of a young girl about to undergo female genital mutilation (FGM)
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Watch, share.
As India’s cities struggle to turn the tables on rape and sexual assault, a new app allows women to share their stories of harassment and actively address abusive behaviour in their neighbourhoods
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Making India’s cities a little bit safer, one city at a time. This is needed in so many other countries, hopefully the idea will spread if it hasn’t already.
Treasurers of Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and the ACT lock in their positions before a meeting with Joe Hockey next week
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Australia is getting rid of their tampon tax.
May the rest of the world follow their example.
When a middle-aged man had the audacity to comment on a young woman's "revealing outfit" on the Tube, he didn't expect to get taken down by another passenger in front of the entire carriage.
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That old woman is our hero.
Watch: John Oliver’s sex ed video needs to be shown in every American school
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Hey, can this be taught, I don’t know, everywhere?
The rape joke used to all be about punching down. Now, that’s changing
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The best kind of rape jokes - ones that never target survivors.
Their reactions are very telling.
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A slightly happier and much cuter post this time. Although the numbers in this article a bit surprising, the responses in the video will bring a smile to your face.
Research shows funding for potentially life-saving reproductive services in crisis situations remains inadequate despite increased awareness of needs
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“The majority of preventable deaths of women and girls – often in pregnancy and childbirth – occur in countries affected by conflict, but these states receive 57% less funding for reproductive healthcare than stable nations.”
Some of the images from fashion campaigns can seem bizarre even to the adult eye. So for kids, they must seem like the weirdest photographs ever. That's why artist, Yolanda Dominguez, asked a group
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So not one of the girls wanted to be the women they saw in the ads. But why were all of the male ones so uplifting? One of the boys wanted to go to college after one. Why are ones that inspire this reaction so rare in adverts featuring women?
Guatemala has been described as the worst place in the world to be a child.
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A 14-year-old is campaigning to keep what remains of her childhood and thousands of children were killed and abused in the last year. Why has so little attention been paid to this?