#iamnot4sale Gambia  Artist Radio Tour - Part 5 - UK & Gambian Artists Raising Awareness
Channel: #iamnot4sale
Date: 17/01/2019

When tragedy strikes, artists take center stage to bring attention to worthwhile causes.

Money have been raised since #iamnotfor4sale fundraising events started in February 2018 and fans have followed the example of their favorite artists and become supporters of #iamnot4sale campaign.

Here is a look back at the most notable and influential radio tour that took place during the #iamnot4sale fundraising campaign

LET'S MAKE A DIFFERENCE : Join the ongoing response to the atrocities of the migrant slave trade - www.iamnot4sale.org

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#iamnot4sale campaign has started in response to the atrocities brought to the forefront of our conscience by mainstream medias in November 2017 on the actual sale of slaves of subsaharian migrants in Lybia.

Protests took place all throughout Europe to voice our anger at the inaction of the international community and institutions well aware of the situation.

The founder of Red Entertainment alongside some of the artists performing in the event spoke to some of the returnees of the Libya slave trade during their travels to Gambia in December 2017. They found out their reasons for making the treacherous journey and putting their lives at risk. What they encountered once they crossed the boarder into Libya was of course inhumane. 

Many of our brothers and sisters, who are artists and passionate about the cause, are actively engaging to maintain the momentum as such issues die out mediatically and are put back on the shelf, nothing done about it!

We are providing this platform and staging these events so that we keep on singing against slavery.  We are also proactively working to prevent "backway migrants" using the illegal route again by supporting initiatives on the ground, the 1st ones being in Gambia with partner organisations preventing their youth to undertake this journey to Hell and supporting returnees re-insertion in their communities.