UNSEEN TRAFFIK STAGE PRODUCTION AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING

Early day motion 1204, tabled 29 March 2010 by Andrew Rosindell (Conservative). Signed by 25 members.

That this House recognises the trauma, pain and suffering that people-trafficking brings to the lives of thousands of innocent human beings every year; believes that people should not be considered as commodities or as objects to trade in and wholeheartedly condemns this barbaric and cruel practice; further believes that every possible effort should be made by governments around the world to prevent people trafficking; congratulates Susanne Midgley and Caroline Shepherd for their important work in promoting awareness of this issue and for organising a fundraising performance of Stop The Traffik at the Gidea Park Methodist Church in Romford in aid of Oasis India; thanks all of the people who attended the production of Unseen Traffik, a daring stage production exploring the brutal reality of modern-day slavery; and commends those who are working to put an end to this insult to humanity, most especially the hon. Member for Totnes.

Signatures by party: Labour 12, Conservative 6, Liberal Democrat 3, DUP 2, Independent 1, Social Democratic and Labour Party 1.