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17 hours ago ago from zee.
I stumbled upon Global Giving through a series of links (the wonders of the internet!) I watched a (seriously moving & sobering) TED talk by Sunitha Krishnan , a rape survivor & champion against sex slavery in India. And this led me to her bio page, in which is mentioned - Prajwala , her organization against trafficking of women & children. International donors are requested to give to Prajwala via Global Giving . Started by two ...
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