So it is with great excitement that I am able to share this press release with you today. Just announced through PRLOG.org as well as on Senzu's Facebook and Twitter accounts, I am now also sharing it here:
The idea of a cooperation was initiated by Senzu’s Chief Creative Officer, Christel Mol-Dellepoort, who felt a strong connection with SISHA’s cause and area of operations in South-East Asia.
The SISHA Survival Bracelet is a unisex-sized bracelet, available in 4 colours, made from a 9-foot (3 meter) long paracord which when unravelled and can hold up to 250kg of weight, with a stainless steel pin shackle, commonly used in outdoor and survival gear.
By purchasing a SISHA survival bracelet, our customers can show their support in the fight against exploitation of fellow human beings of all ages, sexes and circumstances and help raise awareness.” Christel Mol-Dellepoort explains. “I learned about SISHA’s goal of rescue, aftercare and education and wanted to help make a difference that would reach beyond what just 1 person could do.”
The bracelets are available through Senzu’s website here:
Red Sisha Survival Bracelet: http://senzustyle.com/collections/Senzu-Survival-Bracelet-in-Red---Supporting-SISHA__SZBR20.aspx
Black Sisha Survival Bracelet: http://senzustyle.com/collections/Senzu-Survival-Bracelet-in-Black---Supporting-SISHA__SZBR22.aspx
Pink Sisha Survival Bracelet: http://senzustyle.com/collections/Senzu-Survival-Bracelet-in-Pink---Supporting-SISHA__SZBR21.aspx
Desert Sisha Survival Bracelet: http://senzustyle.com/collections/Senzu-Survival-Bracelet-in-Desert-Beige---Supporting-SISHA__SZBR23.aspx
The bracelets are part of Senzu’s growing involvement in local community charities. While Senzu already does home shows and fairs that benefit various local causes (The Red Cross, YWCA and others), this is the first time that a line of jewellery is dedicated to one specific charity.
Online the bracelets can be found in Senzu’s Stainless Steel collection, their bracelet collection or by typing ‘SISHA’ into the search box from the Senzu home page.
SISHA (www.sisha.org) is a registered Australian not-for-profit organisation that strives to ensure justice and the protection of human rights for victims of human trafficking, bonded labour, physical and sexual assault, and other forms of exploitation. Headquartered in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, SISHA has a presence in Australia, the United States, and Thailand. An increasing number of investigations are conducted throughout Southeast Asia in countries such as Myanmar, the Philippines, and Malaysia.
SISHA is comprised of investigations, aftercare, community outreach, and legal professionals, both local and international, who work on the ground and in the trenches. They train and work with the local police and work to build capacity in regions that effectively lack rule of law. Victims are often traumatized and isolated by their experiences and require refuge, counselling, and compassion; SISHA’s short-term aftercare departments provide immediate attention, while their partner NGOs ensure comprehensive long-term aftercare services.
SISHA’s in-house legal team provides counsel and case management throughout the legal process, empowering victims to fight for justice and their rights. Outreach is a crucial component in their fight against trafficking.
SISHA offers courses to marginalized women and youth so they may better understand their rights, existing laws, and resources available so they are able to safeguard themselves and their communities against human trafficking, sexual assault, violence, and exploitation.
For product photographs and more information on Senzu or SISHA, please contact Cristel.
Website: http://www.senzustyle.com
Contact: email us here.
Cristel Mol-Dellepoort, Chief Creative Officer, in Thailand tel. +66 81 552 4084 Sumitra Mahakanok, Founding Partner, in Canada tel. +1 905 599 6476
