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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Singapore:20151118T163000
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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://fwa.run-odoo.com/event/putting-human-trafficki
 ng-out-of-business-trust-women-at-thomson-reuters-18-nov-652">Putting Huma
 n Trafficking out of Business - Trust Women at Thomson Reuters - 18 Nov</a
 >\nWe are bringing TRUST WOMEN to You Join us on November 18 for a special
  live screening of Trust Women\, the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s annual
  flagship conference bringing together global corporations\, lawyers\, gov
 ernment representatives and pioneers in the field of women’s rights and 
 anti-slavery. We will be live-streaming keynote addresses from thought lea
 ders and human rights activists discussing the growing business of human t
 rafficking. John Studzinski CBE\, Vice Chairman of Blackstone\, will open 
 the session with a special screening of “Prevention & Accompaniment: The
  work of women religious activists against trafficking and modern slavery
 ”. This will be followed by addresses made by guest speakers including w
 orld-renowned artist Anish Kapoor\, CEO of Veritie Dan Viederman and CEO o
 f Truckers against Trafficking Kendis Paris. There will also be a live pan
 el discussion following the live stream\, and networking drinks and discus
 sion time. There will also be a live panel discussion following the live s
 tream\, and networking drinks and discussion time. The panellists joining 
 the live discussion in Singapore are Jolovan Wham\, Executive Director\, H
 umanitarian Organisation for Migration Economics (HOME) and BC Tan\, Head 
 of Research APAC\, Thomson Reuters. Please register your attendance via em
 ail: marketing.apac@thomsonreuters.com.
DTSTAMP:20261012T083845Z
LOCATION:Financial Women's Association (Singapore)\, 111 North Bridge Road\
 ,\, #21-01 Peninsula Plaza\,\, Singapore  179098\, Singapore
SUMMARY:Putting Human Trafficking out of Business - Trust Women at Thomson 
 Reuters - 18 Nov
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