Unchosen :: Bristiol March 2011

BRISTOL UNIVERSITY Unchosen Film Season 2011
Monday 21st & Thursday 24th March

In partnership with:

FREE ADMISSION

Monday 21st March 7.30pm

Venue: Manor Hall, Clifton, Lower Clifton Hill, Bristol BS8 1BU View Map

	Victoria Terminus brings to life the link between poverty and trafficking. Following the street children of Mumbai, the film highlights the extreme vulnerability of the real-life ‘Slumdog Millionaire’, when basic survival becomes a daily challenge. Hungry, used and abused; is there anyone the children can trust? This is your stop... Welcome to India’s trouble station.
Post film talk and Q&As: Film Director: Gerard Vandervegt Director of Human Rights Unit, UWE: Dr. Christien van den Anker Head of Office, IOM Wales & South West: Jason Matthews

Thursday 24th March 7.30pm

Venue: Redland Park URC Church, Whiteladies Road, Redland, Bristol BS6 6SA View Map

	Britain's Secret Slaves Slavery was abolished in the 19th Century... wasn’t it? Britain’s Secret Slaves exposes a slave industry still flourishing in Britain today. Forced to work long hours, seven days a week, for little or no pay, their passports taken away, abused by their employers. Experience how many domestic workers live in Britain’s land of hope and glory.
Post film talk and Q&As: Campaigns & Outreach Officer, Anti-Slavery: Gemma Wolfes Public Protection, Avon and Somerset Police: DI Dave Grimstead Cherifa Atoussi - Anti-Trafficking Officer, AFRUCA

For more information email bristol@unchosen.org.uk