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Burmese Children Travel Photos from Danita Delimont |
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 Myanmar, Burma, Yangon, Rangoon. Karaweik Restaurant (RF) |
 Asia, Thailand, Mae Hong Son, Monk at Wat Pha That Doi Kong Moo, Burmese-style Wat Pha That Doi Kong Moo is located around 1, 500 meters up Doi Kong Moo hill. |
 Asia, Myanmar, Mandalay, Kuthodaw Paya. Goods of the day are balanced gracefully on the heads of wandering locals |
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Burmese Children Travel Photos from National Geographic Images |
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 A mother and child cross the Irrawaddy River in a water taxi. |
 Family cooking and eating at a open-air market. |
 Oxcart provides transportation to farmer. |
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Burmese Children Travel Photos from IPNstock |
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 Tim Matsui, Pim distributes Empower-branded condoms on Valentines Day to sex workers in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Run by sex workers, Empower has a drop-in center offering computer and informal English training, health education, counseling and other support to sex workers. Founded in 1985 the organization has five centers from Phuket to Mai Sai and advocates for recognition, equality, and basic human rights for sex workers in Thai society where sex work is common, visible, and yet illegal. >> Empower Chiang Mai opened the Can-Do bar which offers fair working conditions to sex workers by complying with all Thai Labor Laws and the recommended occupational health and safety standards. >> Empower, which works with women over 18 years-old and is a vocal opponent of human trafficking, sexual or labor exploitation of any person, is also campaigning to change the methods of anti-human trafficking groups. Empower states the focus on trafficking in persons has meant many groups with little or no experience on the issues of migration, labor, sex work or womens rights have been created to take advantage of the large sums of money available to support anti-trafficking activities. >> Recommendations by sex workers, many who were Burmese, some who had been trafficked, and all who acknowledged enlisting an agent to migrate illegally into Thailand, stated among other things that The primary goal of prosecuting traffickers must be altered to a primary goal of assisting trafficked women and children...if trafficked women and children...are continually rescued and assisted, the use of trafficked women and children will become unprofitable...we are willing to work our illegal status leaves us with no recourse against exploitation by agents or employers...Anti-trafficking groups must work toward improving the human rights situation...Anti-trafficking dialogue and groups have yet to consider us as anti-trafficking workers and human rights defenders...The latest stance from the USA government cal |
 Tim Matsui, Bar girls and sex workers receive Empower-branded condoms on Valentines Day from Empower members in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Run by sex workers, Empower has a drop-in center offering computer and informal English training, health education, counseling and other support to sex workers. Founded in 1985 the organization has five centers from Phuket to Mai Sai and advocates for recognition, equality, and basic human rights for sex workers in Thai society where sex work is common, visible, and yet illegal. >> Empower Chiang Mai opened the Can-Do bar which offers fair working conditions to sex workers by complying with all Thai Labor Laws and the recommended occupational health and safety standards. >> Empower, which works with women over 18 years-old and is a vocal opponent of human trafficking, sexual or labor exploitation of any person, is also campaigning to change the methods of anti-human trafficking groups. Empower states the focus on trafficking in persons has meant many groups with little or no experience on the issues of migration, labor, sex work or womens rights have been created to take advantage of the large sums of money available to support anti-trafficking activities. >> Recommendations by sex workers, many who were Burmese, some who had been trafficked, and all who acknowledged enlisting an agent to migrate illegally into Thailand, stated among other things that The primary goal of prosecuting traffickers must be altered to a primary goal of assisting trafficked women and children...if trafficked women and children...are continually rescued and assisted, the use of trafficked women and children will become unprofitable...we are willing to work our illegal status leaves us with no recourse against exploitation by agents or employers...Anti-trafficking groups must work toward improving the human rights situation...Anti-trafficking dialogue and groups have yet to consider us as anti-trafficking workers and human rights defenders...The latest stance fro |
 Tim Matsui, Studying English at the Chiang Mai office of the Empower Foundation in northern Thailand, which serves as a drop-in center offering computer and informal English training, health education, counseling and other support to sex workers. Founded in 1985 the organization has five centers from Phuket to Mai Sai and advocates for recognition, equality, and basic human rights for sex workers in Thai society where sex work is common, visible, and yet illegal. >> Empower Chiang Mai opened the Can-Do bar which offers fair working conditions to sex workers by complying with all Thai Labor Laws and the recommended occupational health and safety standards. >> Empower, which works with women over 18 years-old and is a vocal opponent of human trafficking, sexual or labor exploitation of any person, is also campaigning to change the methods of anti-human trafficking groups. Empower states the focus on trafficking in persons has meant many groups with little or no experience on the issues of migration, labor, sex work or womens rights have been created to take advantage of the large sums of money available to support anti-trafficking activities. >> Recommendations by sex workers, many who were Burmese, some who had been trafficked, and all who acknowledged enlisting an agent to migrate illegally into Thailand, stated among other things that The primary goal of prosecuting traffickers must be altered to a primary goal of assisting trafficked women and children...if trafficked women and children...are continually rescued and assisted, the use of trafficked women and children will become unprofitable...we are willing to work our illegal status leaves us with no recourse against exploitation by agents or employers...Anti-trafficking groups must work toward improving the human rights situation...Anti-trafficking dialogue and groups have yet to consider us as anti-trafficking workers and human rights defenders...The latest stance from the USA government calling us inappropriate pa |
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Burmese Children Travel Photos from Pictures Colour Library |
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 Shan State, Children & Monks Procession |
 Shan State, Kalaw District, Myindaik Village |
 Shan State, Kalaw District, Myindaik Village |
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