کوردی World Day Against Trafficking in Persons Today, with an estimated 27.6 million victims around the world at any given time, no country is free from human trafficking Erbil, Iraq - July 30, 2023: On the occasion of World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, SEED Foundation, together with the Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) Lead SEED’s psychosocial support and community development programming to engage and empower communities.
Source: Al-Monitor Date: March 16, 2021 SEED President Kraham Talabany Discusses the Challenges Facing Survivors of ISIS with Al-Monitor SEED Foundation President and Executive Director, Sherri Kraham Talabany, spoke with Al-Monitor’s Amberin Zaman during a podcast posted on March 16, 2021, about SEED’s work with survivors of ISIS and the challenges that they Lead SEED’s psychosocial support and community development programming to engage and empower communities.
Tanya Gilly Khailany Speaks to Rudawy Emro On The Passing Of The Yezidi Survivors’ Bill Into Law SEED's Co-Founder and Vice President, Tanya Gilly Khailany, joined Bestoon Khalid on a recent segment of Rudawy Emro to discuss passing of the new Yezidi Survivors' Law. Gilly Khailany addresses the groundbreaking nature of this new Lead SEED’s psychosocial support and community development programming to engage and empower communities.
Source: Rudaw English / Author: Hannah Lynch / Date: December 11, 2019 Developing policing procedures and training frontline workers has been a priority of the government and international organizations helping the Kurdistan Region and Iraq establish strategies to combat human trafficking. Journalist Hannah Lynch wrote a four-part series about forms of human trafficking in Lead SEED’s psychosocial support and community development programming to engage and empower communities.
Vikram* left India with the promise of a good job in Kurdistan so that he could support his family; he had worked abroad before and was eager to apply his skills as an engineer in this new context. He worked six days per week for 12 hours a day - it was hard work, but Lead SEED’s psychosocial support and community development programming to engage and empower communities.