by Ben Randall | May 3, 2016
The Human, Earth Project was not born from a single source of inspiration, but from a number of coinciding factors in my life. The first, and by far the most important, was my teenaged friend M who was abducted from Vietnam, and believed trafficked into China. Another...
by Ben Randall | Apr 21, 2016
In recent years, we’ve seen the rise of a new Internet-based form of political activism: it’s been dubbed slacktivism. Slacktivism is when we show our support for something online, without actually doing anything in the real world. It includes all those...
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by Ben Randall | Apr 18, 2016
I received an email last night from my aunt, about a program that CNN is screening this week. It’s a documentary on young women being trafficked from Vietnam, to be sold as brides to Chinese men. The basic premise sounded very similar to Sisters For Sale, the...
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by Ben Randall | Apr 14, 2016
Six months ago, I found myself surrounded by people who took a great interest in my work against human trafficking. With my investigation into the abductions of my friends in Vietnam, my surprisingly successful search for them in China, and my struggles to help them...
by Ben Randall | Mar 10, 2016
Over the past year, Sisters For Sale has been taking shape, and taking on a life of its own. Giving birth would be the obvious analogy – but even from the womb this baby has begun dictating its needs and wants. Which shot is missing, and where. Where to add a...
