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The United Nations just released their "Toolkit to Combat Trafficking in Persons" this past Thursday (October 9th). It is a thorough document (over 500+ pages) that provides up-to-date stats, legislative development, and global strategies. According to UN’s website, the goals of this toolkit are to:

• Prevent and combat trafficking,
• Protect and assist its victims, and
• Promote international cooperation.

In addition, this toolkit seeks to provide:

I must confess...I am turning into an online tech junkie. The irony is that I really don't know that much about online technology (No, really...some of your don't believe this, but it's true.). Beyond the basics of navigating through the internet, working with some software, and being patient enough (sometimes) to read information on google searches, I couldn't tell much you about technology. I know very little about how to work with plug-ins, html coding, firewalls, etc. I think I know just enough, with the help of Apple :), to fool some...haha!

The following is post taken from my blog at www.charlestlee.com :

In recent months, there appears to have been an upsurge of interest by people concerning "clean water" projects around the world. I am definitely excited to hear that more people are intentionally combating this global issue. Consider the following stats:

• Every 15 seconds, a child dies from a preventable, water-related disease.
• Most of these children are younger than 5, and a majority of them—80 percent—are younger than 2.
• Contaminated water and poor sanitation are factors in 88 percent of all disease in the developing world—diarrhea alone kills 2.1 million children annually.

I already blog at www.djchuang.com and have been blogging for 10+ years now. So I'm not going to be blogging actively here, but if it were possible to mirror my posts from there to here, I'd be happy to link it up.

In the meantime, please click right on thru to djchuang.com >>