STOP THE TRAFFIK - Revision history

The Admins at 14:19, 24 March 2023

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	[[Image:Stopthetraffik.jpg\|thumb\|A STT sticker]]'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. 2006 by Steve Chalke MBE) is ~~the~~ [[UN.GIFT]] linked, British-based front organization for a 1000+ [[NGO]] ~~cartel,~~ pledged to undertake anti - "[[human trafficking]]" activities. Originally set up as a two year campaign to coincide with the bicentenary of the abolition of the slave trade, it culminated in the delivery of a "million and a half petition" at the [[United Nations]]. Unsurprisingly, Chalke was soon after, given a position at the UN.<ref>http://www.christiantoday.com/article/un.appoints.steve.chalke.as.special.advisor.on.trafficking/16978.htm</ref>		[[Image:Stopthetraffik.jpg\|thumb\|A STT sticker]]'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. 2006 by Steve Chalke MBE) is a purportedly still active [[UN.GIFT]] linked, British-based front organization for 1000+ [[NGO]]s pledged to undertake anti - "[[human trafficking]]" activities. Originally set up as a two year campaign to coincide with the bicentenary of the abolition of the slave trade, it culminated in the delivery of a "million and a half petition" at the [[United Nations]]. Unsurprisingly, Chalke was soon after, given a position at the UN.<ref>[http://www.christiantoday.com/article/un.appoints.steve.chalke.as.special.advisor.on.trafficking/16978.htm Christianity Today]</ref>

			The organization is now rarely referenced in media materials, suggesting that it carries out very little at the operational level.

	==Commentary (upon launch)==		==Commentary (upon launch)==
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	[[Image:Stt sensationalism.PNG\|thumb\|Poster]]'''Newgon.com:'''		[[Image:Stt sensationalism.PNG\|thumb\|Poster]]'''Newgon.com:'''

	This relatively new campaign differs from others because of its level of organization and size. However, a quick viewing of their website reveals that there is nothing new behind all of the superficial appeal. Just like previous campaigns, STT relies on discredited statistics, the tide of international politics, middle-class guilt tripping, "calamitous" conceptions of non-western people and bigotry against the sexual agency of young people. It is then perhaps even more tragic that the campaign appears to be completely well-intentioned at the sub-organizational level.		<blockquote>''This relatively new campaign differs from others because of its level of organization and size. However, a quick viewing of their website reveals that there is nothing new behind all of the superficial appeal. Just like previous campaigns, STT relies on discredited statistics, the tide of international politics, middle-class guilt tripping, "calamitous" conceptions of non-western people and bigotry against the sexual agency of young people. It is then perhaps even more tragic that the campaign appears to be completely well-intentioned at the sub-organizational level.''</blockquote>

	==Celebrity ~~Endorsement~~==		==Celebrity endorsement==

	STT ~~flaunts~~ endorsements from celebrities such as Bob Geldof and Boris Johnston.		STT flaunted endorsements from celebrities such as Bob Geldof and Boris Johnston.

	==Awards==		==Awards==

	STT won an Advocacy award in the New Statesman New Media Awards<ref>[~~http~~://~~blip~~.tv/~~file~~/~~316873~~/ ~~Stop the Traffik wins New Media Award] blip.tv</ref><ref>[http~~://www.newstatesman.com/nma/nma2008/2007winners New Media Awards 2008 - 2007 Winners~~<!-- Bot generated title -->~~]</ref>		STT won an Advocacy award in the New Statesman New Media Awards<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20080407183903/https://www.newstatesman.com/nma/nma2008/2007winners New Media Awards 2008 - 2007 Winners]</ref>

	==Further reading==		==Further reading==

	*[http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/6533405.stm Slavery behind Easter Chocolate]. BBC News.		*[http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/6533405.stm Slavery behind Easter Chocolate]. BBC News.
	*[http://www.christianitymagazine.co.uk/engine.cfm?i=92&id=1082&arch=1 Slavery then & now: putting a face to the number]. ''Christianity Magazine''.		*[https://web.archive.org/web/20120210091652/http://www.christianitymagazine.co.uk/engine.cfm?i=92&id=1082&arch=1 Slavery then & now: putting a face to the number]. ''Christianity Magazine''.

	==References==		==References==

The Admins at 00:44, 24 March 2023

2023-03-24T00:44:09Z

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	[[Image:Stopthetraffik.jpg\|thumb\|A STT sticker]]'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. 2006 by Steve Chalke MBE) is the [[UN.GIFT]] linked, British-based front ~~organisation~~ for a 1000+ [[NGO]] cartel, pledged to undertake anti - "[[human trafficking]]" activities. Originally set up as a two year campaign to coincide with the bicentenary of the abolition of the slave trade, it culminated in the delivery of a "million and a half petition" at the [[United Nations]]. Unsurprisingly, Chalke was ~~soonafter~~, given a position at the UN.<ref>http://www.christiantoday.com/article/un.appoints.steve.chalke.as.special.advisor.on.trafficking/16978.htm</ref>		[[Image:Stopthetraffik.jpg\|thumb\|A STT sticker]]'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. 2006 by Steve Chalke MBE) is the [[UN.GIFT]] linked, British-based front organization for a 1000+ [[NGO]] cartel, pledged to undertake anti - "[[human trafficking]]" activities. Originally set up as a two year campaign to coincide with the bicentenary of the abolition of the slave trade, it culminated in the delivery of a "million and a half petition" at the [[United Nations]]. Unsurprisingly, Chalke was soon after, given a position at the UN.<ref>http://www.christiantoday.com/article/un.appoints.steve.chalke.as.special.advisor.on.trafficking/16978.htm</ref>

	==Commentary==		==Commentary (upon launch)==

	[[Image:Stt sensationalism.PNG\|thumb\|Poster]]'''Newgon.com:'''		[[Image:Stt sensationalism.PNG\|thumb\|Poster]]'''Newgon.com:'''

	This relatively new campaign differs from others because of its level of ~~organisation~~ and size. However, a quick viewing of their website reveals that there is nothing new behind all of the superficial appeal. Just like previous campaigns, STT relies on discredited statistics, the tide of international politics, middle-class guilt tripping, "calamitous" conceptions of non-western people and bigotry against the sexual agency of young people. It is then perhaps even more tragic that the campaign appears to be completely well-intentioned at the sub-~~organisational~~ level.		This relatively new campaign differs from others because of its level of organization and size. However, a quick viewing of their website reveals that there is nothing new behind all of the superficial appeal. Just like previous campaigns, STT relies on discredited statistics, the tide of international politics, middle-class guilt tripping, "calamitous" conceptions of non-western people and bigotry against the sexual agency of young people. It is then perhaps even more tragic that the campaign appears to be completely well-intentioned at the sub-organizational level.

	==Celebrity Endorsement==		==Celebrity Endorsement==

	STT flaunts endorsements from celebrities such as Bob Geldof and ~~Mayor~~ Boris Johnston.		STT flaunts endorsements from celebrities such as Bob Geldof and Boris Johnston.

	==Awards==		==Awards==

	STT won an Advocacy award in the New Statesman New Media Awards<ref>[http://blip.tv/file/316873/ Stop the Traffik wins New Media Award] blip.tv</ref><ref>[http://www.newstatesman.com/nma/nma2008/2007winners New Media Awards 2008 - 2007 Winners<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>		STT won an Advocacy award in the New Statesman New Media Awards<ref>[http://blip.tv/file/316873/ Stop the Traffik wins New Media Award] blip.tv</ref><ref>[http://www.newstatesman.com/nma/nma2008/2007winners New Media Awards 2008 - 2007 Winners<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>

The Admins at 16:32, 19 February 2023

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	[[Image:Stopthetraffik.jpg\|thumb\|A STT sticker]]'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. 2006 by Steve Chalke MBE) is the [[UN.GIFT]] linked, ~~[[National Profile: Britain\|~~British]]-based front organisation for a 1000+ [[NGO]] cartel, pledged to undertake anti - "[[human trafficking]]" activities. Originally set up as a two year campaign to coincide with the bicentenary of the abolition of the slave trade, it culminated in the delivery of a "million and a half petition" at the [[United Nations]]. Unsurprisingly, Chalke was soonafter, given a position at the UN.<ref>http://www.christiantoday.com/article/un.appoints.steve.chalke.as.special.advisor.on.trafficking/16978.htm</ref>		[[Image:Stopthetraffik.jpg\|thumb\|A STT sticker]]'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. 2006 by Steve Chalke MBE) is the [[UN.GIFT]] linked, British-based front organisation for a 1000+ [[NGO]] cartel, pledged to undertake anti - "[[human trafficking]]" activities. Originally set up as a two year campaign to coincide with the bicentenary of the abolition of the slave trade, it culminated in the delivery of a "million and a half petition" at the [[United Nations]]. Unsurprisingly, Chalke was soonafter, given a position at the UN.<ref>http://www.christiantoday.com/article/un.appoints.steve.chalke.as.special.advisor.on.trafficking/16978.htm</ref>

	==Commentary==		==Commentary==

The Admins: appropriately skeptical lead

2009-08-22T19:39:29Z

appropriately skeptical lead

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	[[Image:Stopthetraffik.jpg\|thumb\|A STT sticker]]'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. 2006 by Steve Chalke MBE) is a [[National Profile: Britain\|British]]-based ~~umbrella~~ [[NGO]] ~~incorporating over 1000 organisations that have~~ pledged to undertake anti - "[[human trafficking]]" activities ~~by supporting the campaign~~. Originally set up as a two year campaign to coincide with the bicentenary of the abolition of the slave trade, it culminated in the delivery of a "million and a half petition" at the [[United Nations]]. Unsurprisingly, Chalke was soonafter, given a position at the UN.<ref>http://www.christiantoday.com/article/un.appoints.steve.chalke.as.special.advisor.on.trafficking/16978.htm</ref>		[[Image:Stopthetraffik.jpg\|thumb\|A STT sticker]]'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. 2006 by Steve Chalke MBE) is the [[UN.GIFT]] linked, [[National Profile: Britain\|British]]-based front organisation for a 1000+ [[NGO]] cartel, pledged to undertake anti - "[[human trafficking]]" activities. Originally set up as a two year campaign to coincide with the bicentenary of the abolition of the slave trade, it culminated in the delivery of a "million and a half petition" at the [[United Nations]]. Unsurprisingly, Chalke was soonafter, given a position at the UN.<ref>http://www.christiantoday.com/article/un.appoints.steve.chalke.as.special.advisor.on.trafficking/16978.htm</ref>

	==Commentary==		==Commentary==

The Admins at 19:30, 22 August 2009

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	'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. ~~circa~~ 2006) is an umbrella [[NGO]] incorporating over 1000 organisations that have pledged to undertake anti - [[human trafficking]] activities by supporting the campaign.		[[Image:Stopthetraffik.jpg\|thumb\|A STT sticker]]'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. 2006 by Steve Chalke MBE) is a [[National Profile: Britain\|British]]-based umbrella [[NGO]] incorporating over 1000 organisations that have pledged to undertake anti - "[[human trafficking]]" activities by supporting the campaign. Originally set up as a two year campaign to coincide with the bicentenary of the abolition of the slave trade, it culminated in the delivery of a "million and a half petition" at the [[United Nations]]. Unsurprisingly, Chalke was soonafter, given a position at the UN.<ref>http://www.christiantoday.com/article/un.appoints.steve.chalke.as.special.advisor.on.trafficking/16978.htm</ref>

	==Commentary==		==Commentary==

	'''Newgon.com:'''		[[Image:Stt sensationalism.PNG\|thumb\|Poster]]'''Newgon.com:'''

	This relatively new campaign differs from others because of its level of organisation and size. However, a quick viewing of their website reveals that there is nothing new behind all of the superficial appeal. Just like previous campaigns, STT relies on discredited statistics, the tide of international politics, middle-class guilt tripping, "calamitous" conceptions of non-western people and bigotry against the sexual agency of young people. It is then perhaps even more tragic that the campaign appears to be completely well-intentioned at the sub-organisational level.		This relatively new campaign differs from others because of its level of organisation and size. However, a quick viewing of their website reveals that there is nothing new behind all of the superficial appeal. Just like previous campaigns, STT relies on discredited statistics, the tide of international politics, middle-class guilt tripping, "calamitous" conceptions of non-western people and bigotry against the sexual agency of young people. It is then perhaps even more tragic that the campaign appears to be completely well-intentioned at the sub-organisational level.

The Admins: Attribute, but don't italicise

2009-06-20T13:06:23Z

Attribute, but don't italicise

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	==Commentary==		==Commentary==

			'''Newgon.com:'''

	This relatively new campaign differs from others because of its level of organisation and size. However, a quick viewing of their website reveals that there is nothing new behind all of the superficial appeal. Just like previous campaigns, STT relies on discredited statistics, the tide of international politics, middle-class guilt tripping, "calamitous" conceptions of non-western people and bigotry against the sexual agency of young people. It is then perhaps even more tragic that the campaign appears to be completely well-intentioned at the sub-organisational level.		This relatively new campaign differs from others because of its level of organisation and size. However, a quick viewing of their website reveals that there is nothing new behind all of the superficial appeal. Just like previous campaigns, STT relies on discredited statistics, the tide of international politics, middle-class guilt tripping, "calamitous" conceptions of non-western people and bigotry against the sexual agency of young people. It is then perhaps even more tragic that the campaign appears to be completely well-intentioned at the sub-organisational level.

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	'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. circa 2006) is an umbrella [[NGO]] incorporating over 1000 organisations that have pledged to undertake anti - [[human trafficking]] activities by supporting the campaign.		'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. circa 2006) is an umbrella [[NGO]] incorporating over 1000 organisations that have pledged to undertake anti - [[human trafficking]] activities by supporting the campaign.

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	'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. circa 2006) is an umbrella [[NGO]] incorporating over 1000 organisations that have pledged to undertake anti - [[human trafficking]] activities by supporting the campaign.		'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. circa 2006) is an umbrella [[NGO]] incorporating over 1000 organisations that have pledged to undertake anti - [[human trafficking]] activities by supporting the campaign.

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New page: '''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. circa 2006) is an umbrella NGO incorporating over 1000 organisations that have pledged to undertake anti - human trafficking activities by supporting the...

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'''STOP THE TRAFFIK''' (f. circa 2006) is an umbrella [[NGO]] incorporating over 1000 organisations that have pledged to undertake anti - [[human trafficking]] activities by supporting the campaign.

==Commentary==

This relatively new campaign differs from others because of its level of organisation and size. However, a quick viewing of their website reveals that there is nothing new behind all of the superficial appeal. Just like previous campaigns, STT relies on discredited statistics, the tide of international politics, middle-class guilt tripping, "calamitous" conceptions of non-western people and bigotry against the sexual agency of young people. It is then perhaps even more tragic that the campaign appears to be completely well-intentioned at the sub-organisational level.

==Celebrity Endorsement==

STT flaunts endorsements from celebrities such as Bob Geldof and Mayor Boris Johnston.

==Awards==
STT won an Advocacy award in the New Statesman New Media Awards<ref>[http://blip.tv/file/316873/ Stop the Traffik wins New Media Award] blip.tv</ref><ref>[http://www.newstatesman.com/nma/nma2008/2007winners New Media Awards 2008 - 2007 Winners]</ref>

==Further reading==
*[http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/6533405.stm Slavery behind Easter Chocolate]. BBC News.
*[http://www.christianitymagazine.co.uk/engine.cfm?i=92&id=1082&arch=1 Slavery then & now: putting a face to the number]. ''Christianity Magazine''.

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External Links==

[http://www.stopthetraffik.org/default.aspx Official Site]

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