Report Suspicious Magazine Sales Crews
Commit to Stop the Exploitation of Children in Sales Crews
Idia Renaissance
http://www.idia-renaissance.org/#Mission
To challenge society to be more responsive to the needs and aspirations of the less privileged with a view to restoring hope and dignity to the lives of children, youth and women
Vision
To promote positive cultural values and to restore human dignity through education, information, communication, advocacy, mobilization and counseling
- Contact Information:
- 2, Ihama Road, G.R.A
- Benin City,
- Nigeria
- Active In: Nigeria
- Forms of Abolition:
- Awareness, Aftercare
- Forms of Slavery:
- Sex Trafficking, Child Labor, Forced Labor
- Tel: +234 (0) 806 293-2409
- Email: info@idia-renaissance.org
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