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Sec26-22All.Pdf Madam Grace Pinto Honoured by Media India's Best Lawyer ighting in Jadhav’s corner is se- Fnior advocate Harish Salve, who has been arguing the case in favour of Jadhav at the International Court of Justice in the Hague, the Nether- lands. Salve is one of the most ex- pensive lawyers in the world. Harish Salve is Christian and son of N. K. P. Salve who was union min- adam Grace Pinto was once ister in congress government as well again recognized for her im- The award recognizes her untiring M as cricket administrator who was re- measurable contribution to education efforts and noteworthy contributions sponsible to bring world cup to India when MidDay newspaper conferred to the education sector. She is a well- in 1987. Yes. It is a matter of pride for the “Lifetime Achievement in Educa- recognized visionary in education all christians. He was born in the city tion” Award on her. and has pioneered many initiatives in making education more accessible of Nagpur in Maharashtra in 1956. He did his graduation in commerce, and She was felicitated for her singu- and engaging. later became a chartered accoun- lar achievements on May 9, 2017, tant. in a glittering ceremony organized On receiving the award, Madam He hcarged only Re. ` to fight in Mumbai for the 1st Edition of the Grace Pinto said, “I thank our Lord Kulbhushan Jadhav's case at the In- Excellence in Education Awards by Jesus Christ for this recognition. ternational court against Pakistan. MidDay. The award was presented to This award is for the hard work of His arguments were too strong for her by Ms. Shaina NC, BJP National the entire Ryan fraternity who have Pakistan to counter. executive member, Treasurer BJP remained consistent and commit- The case of Kulbhushan Jadhav Maharashtra & Spokesperson from ted to excellence in education. I am has been causing a furore across Mumbai. also grateful to the MidDay group for this recognition and greatly appreci- both India and Pakistan over the past ate their initiative in recognizing the few weeks. Jadhav, who was running efforts of educationists.” This is yet a business in Iran, was accused of being a spy by Pakistan, and was re- For placing Ads. in again another feather in the cap of Madam Pinto, who has been recog- cently sentenced to death by a Paki- The Secular Citizen nized nationally and internationally stani military court. The Examiner for her path breaking work in educa- He began his legal career in the tion. year 1980, and went on to fight many DIVO Konkani Weekly high profile cases. Salve had earlier COURSES For fought on the behalf of Mukesh Am- RAKNNO ENTREPRENEURES bani in the Krishna Godavari gas ba- w How to grow business sin case between the Ambani broth- w How to write a Business Plan ers. 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(1 year The Secular Citizen FREE) Contents The difficult fight for children's rights pg. 3 - The difficult fight for chil- dren's rights by Father Shay Culleno pg. 5 - Voice of the People Manila: They were only 14 years old and intrigued with that teenage urge to know and pg. 6 - Are we the inadvertent trans- experience everything. mitter of false truths? They fell for the bait of the trafficker. He gave them money and gifts, and one by one he had pg. 7 - No poor Catholic family them join a "fraternity," a group of girls he abused in his house. should suffer privation, hunger He gave them a taste for drugs and they became dependent on him. or insecurity He later invited his friends over and they too sexually abused the girls and gave them drugs pg. 8 - Pentecost - the rise of black and money. balloon It was not anymore an experimental teenage romp. The girls were sexually exploited. They soon depended on the money and frequented the house of the trafficker. He made money pg. 9 - Vacations out of them by turning his house into a brothel. pg. 12 - Provoking Nature The police were alerted and discovered the trafficking operation. The town's social worker pg. 13 - Who took my place? was called in during the raid and six girls were rescued and referred to the Preda Home pg. 15 - Galileens witnessed ... for Girls. pg. 17 - News in Brief A medico-legal check up revealed that all the girls had been sexually abused. The trafficker pg. 18 - Connecting to Nature landed in jail and his customers were placed under investigation. pg 19 - Inspiration! We expect a "counter-attack" from the suspected abusers. They have already vilified Preda online. pg 20 - Matrimonials They may even file counter-charges and false allegations against us as happened in the past. This is normal for human rights defenders of abused children. In the Philippines, foreigners who are arrested or charged with child abuse are the most Subscriptions Rate: revengeful. They are filled with anger, hatred, and desire to get revenge against us. One year (anywhere in India) Rs. 250 Three years (anywhere in India) Rs. 700 One American who was suspected of trafficking came to a point of falsely charging a pros- ecutor. The man was convicted in court for making false allegations and was sentenced to Five years (anywhere in India) Rs. 1000 two years in jail. But by some legal maneuvering, he has not yet served his sentence. One year (outside India) Rs. 2500 When we at Preda rescue an abused child from an abuser's home or from a sex bar, foreign E-paper Edition nationals who are accused or put on trial would usually file charges. sent anywhere in the world (by email) As human rights advocates, we have been charged with libel and slander. When we cam- One year Rs. 600 or US $ 15 paigned to end the Davao Death Squad in 1999, the mayor, now president of the country, Two years Rs. 1000 or US $ 25 charged us with libel. All the charges were eventually dismissed, and proven false. This is the risk we take in Cover : Provoking Nature: defending the exploited and abused victims of human trafficking. (Article on p. 12) (Contd.. on p. 4) 29 May 2017 3 (Contd.. from p. 3) Even some of the children rescued from the traffickers are not happy to be rescued. They are dependent and have been "bonded" by debts, gifts, and drugs to the trafficker. They see him or her as their "best friend," even as their sex partner. At first, they don't want to admit they were abused and would not file a complaint. They usually don't see that they need help. They want to get drugs to deal with the trauma of having been found and rescued as sexually exploited children. They need to cover up their shame from their parents, brothers, sis- ters, friends, and relatives. Social workers have to counsel them and take them through the reality of their lives in an emotional expression therapy. There in the padded therapy room, they release a lot of anger and pent-up emotions. They are an- gry at their parents for abandoning them or misunderstanding them or scolding them. Day after day, they release their anger at themselves, their abusers, and their parents. They move from the feelings stage to the thinking stage and only later change their at- titude and realize their worth as persons with rights and dignity. This is a profound shift in a human person — from a willing victim to an empowered youth looking for justice. They become children again who look forward to a brighter future. The fight for justice for the children goes on.
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