Film screening: Sisters for Sale
An award-winning documentary that follows the investigation into the disappearance of two Hmong girls from Sapa, Vietnam
Presented by the Canadian International Council (Saskatoon Branch) in partnership with the Vietnam Education Society and the Department of Political Studies (College of Arts and Science)
Monday, May 27
7–9 pm
Neatby-Timlin Theatre (Arts Building 241)
9 Campus Dr.
Admission by donation; all funds will go to anti-trafficking work done by the Vietnam Education Society and the Human Earth Network.
Sisters for Sale is an award-winning feature film documentary that follows the investigation into the disappearance of two Hmong girls from Sapa, Vietnam who were kidnapped from their homes, sold as brides in China, made to bear children and finally found—only to be forced to choose between their children and their own freedom.
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