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21st January, 2012
At about 8.20pm today (GMT-4), Row for Freedom, a five-woman rowing team fundraising for two anti-trafficking charities, arrived in Barbados after spending 45 days crossing the Atlantic Ocean unaided – setting two new world records.
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Supporters raising funds for ECPAT UK have taken part in a variety of activities including running races, swimming across lakes, sponsored weight loss and parachute jumps.
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21st January, 2012
At about 8.20pm today (GMT-4), Row for Freedom, a five-woman rowing team fundraising for two anti-trafficking charities, arrived in Barbados after spending 45 days crossing…
ECPATUK: 'Men plied girls with drink and drugs for sex' via @BBC http://t.co/cXDAUMnz #childsexualexploitation #childtrafficking #ecpatuk
ECPATUK: 'Thief turns himself in after finding child abuse images on stolen phone' http://t.co/d0K07Blo #childabuseimages
ECPATUK: 'Thief turns himself in after finding child abuse images on stolen phone' http://t.co/d0K07Blo #childabuseimages
ECPATUK: 'Men plied girls with drink and drugs for sex' via @BBC http://t.co/cXDAUMnz #childsexualexploitation #childtrafficking #ecpatuk
ECPATUK: Court hears how sex gang targeted girls (Rochdale) via @asianimage http://t.co/557HWbY3 #trafficking #sexualexploitation #ecpatuk
ECPATUK: ECPAT UK blog on @Anya17: 'Contemporary opera on sex trafficking will help to raise awareness' http://t.co/e5wue6mu #trafficking #anya17
ECPATUK: @chiparla Thanks for the link!
