The Article 34 Awards - 2008


The Awards have been instituted by Tulir-CPHCSA with an aim to affirm, support and celebrate efforts that strengthen every child’s right to be safe from sexual violence, as enshrined in Article 34 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Please join us in congratulating the
recipients of the 2008 Awards,
(a) Sankalp - Organization category
(b) Raka Sinha Bal - Individual category
who have worked substantially in addressing concerns relating to sexual violence against children.
The Awards were presented at The Third Annual Tulir - CPHCSA Lecture on Dec. 5, 2008 at Chennai, by Hon. Justice Mrs Prabha Sridevan, Judge, Madras High Court

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Anonymous said…
Trace victims of British Sex Holiday crimes

Sex beast Tim Ireland from Bloggerhead.com has over the last year's been insulting reporters from some of the top newspapers,it's now official Tim has a record as long as his arm for child sex offences.Tim run's www.bloggerhead.com .And was arrested 5 year's ago for Sex abroad with a young girl but was deported back to the UK.Due to ill health. lately he has attacked the Daily Mail Newspaper who are looking for Tim Irelands victims.here is talk that he had Sex with children as young as 9 years old in Thailand .

Tim Ireland who run's bloggerhead.com is also thought to have loaded picture of child porn for his sick friends to view from his many trips abroad on a private link on his site.They were remove before police tried to view the sites index.His I.S.P. also may have link's to the sex trade and hard core porn.If you have any information on Tim please ring the news desk or if you would like to just let Tim know what you think of sex crimes in Thailand info coming soon............PLEASE HELP BY POSTING THIS ON AS MANY FORUMS IN Thailand!


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