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Out of the Slave Fields

Liberating Children from Brick Kilns and Brothels

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Out of the Slave Fields

By: Bruce Ladebu
Narrated by: Brian Pederson
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The death sentence of slavery is still a harrowing reality for far too many—both young and old—despite the improvements of the 21st century. Bruce Ladebu and his team are determined to rescue as many as possible, to bring slavery to an end, and to provide food, shelter, education, and freedom to as many of these oppressed people as they can.

Out of the Slave Fields shares the heartfelt, true stories of child labor today and the rescuers who have made it their mission to get justice for children. You will learn how the Children's Rescue Initiative began, its impact on the lives of the liberated, and how you can be a part of the ongoing mission. Some people wonder how to make a change in the world, but these people are doing it.

©2022 Bruce Ladebu (P)2023 Bruce Ladebu
Christian Living Labor & Industrial Relations Racism & Discrimination

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