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Susan Cruiskshank, the advocacy officer for Oxfam Mexico, talks about the organizations' work
By: ecatny
Posted: Nov 14 07
Witnessed: 1264 times
Regions: Mexique
Issues: Esclavage et travail forcé
Susan Cruiskshank, the advocacy officer for Oxfam Mexicon talks about about the campaign work the group is doing in Mexico on controlling the movement and availability of small arms as part of the group's global Make Trade Fair campaign. NewCorrespondent has become www.MexicoReporter.com and our video content has moved to http://mexicoreporter.blip.tv/. Please visit the site and register for updates.
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