Sex Workers --> Fair Trade Textiles in Bangladesh
During the first graduation ceremony at the training centre of The Salvation Army’s knitting factory in Savar, Bangladesh, there were lots of smiles and tears.
Twenty women had completed their course and were ready for employment. Textiles are Bangladesh’s main foreign export earner. The women who received their certificates should be able to earn a living.
The group of women were dressed in their most colourful saris. Their hair was neat. Bangles and earrings completed the picture. Prior to this they were sex workers in the horrid brothels or on the narrow and crowded streets of Old Dhaka.
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2 Comments:
Wow. What a powerful thing! That's fantastic that they are able to escape from the horrors of their former lifestyle.
2:18 am
I looked at the blog for the first time after we had a sermon on Self Denial week on Human Trafficking - it brought it all back to me and reminded me that there is SOMETHING God wants me do about it.
Thank you for posting this.
(I'll get back to you about what that is - I'm still badgering God!)...
Sasch
4:54 pm
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