Rescuing Children from Sexual Exploitation: Challenging the Structure of Modern Slavery
- FinLi — Thoughts on the figure "50 million" from a project perspective
- a feeling of powerlessness and anger—two emotions that become driving forces
- Visualize the invisible chains.
- Not out of goodwill or anger—"design" breaks structure
- Do you stand on the side of cutting ties?
- Your choice will decide the future of 50 million people.
FinLi — Thoughts on the figure "50 million" from a project perspective
a feeling of powerlessness and anger—two emotions that become driving forces
50 million people.
The number of children who are victims of sexual exploitation in the form of modern slavery. Faced with this number, I have two emotions simultaneously.
One is helplessness. What can one project do for 50 million people? It's too small a light against too great a darkness.
Another is anger. We are tolerating a world where 50 million people are treated as the worst "commodity" of modern slavery. It's not that we don't know. We don't try to know. And what do we do after we know?
This anger keeps FinLi going.
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Visualize the invisible chains.
Not out of goodwill or anger—"design" breaks structure
Human trafficking is not a "special crime."
In urban areas, staffing agencies and recruitment firms operate as commonplace systems. This structure, which allows people to treat other people as "commodities," has taken root in all aspects of society.
What FinLi is trying to do is to visualize its structure, design intervention points, and continuously dismantle it.
Even for seemingly peculiar crimes like sexual slavery, various value chains are formed. They are structured similarly to ordinary goods, involving procurement, shipment, distribution, marketing, sales, and customer management. Therefore, destroying even one part will cause the series of activities to self-regenerate and restart.
Good intentions alone won't change structures. Anger alone won't change them either. What's needed is the will to transform good intentions and anger into "design."
Do you stand on the side of cutting ties?
Your choice will decide the future of 50 million people.
When you learn of the existence of "invisible chains," and of the children bound by those invisible yet powerful chains, will you choose to ignore it, or will you stand on the side of breaking them?
That choice will decide the future of 50 million modern slaves, including children.
Please lend me your strength.
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