Sparrow

11/06/2025

This is an example of failing to empower victims of corruption and abuse of authority.

Many now see law enforcement as enemies to the people, not protectors due to corruption. Ladies and gentlemen now that you're Mayor, we would like to congratulate you on your win with the election.

Sparrow International is a bipartisan Public Relations firm and we are looking forward to resolving these issues in our city.

We suggest for you to immediately improve the relations between law enforcement and the community. The past has sorely damaged the trust between all parties.

Another solution is to coordinate efforts with ICE to address Cartel issues, and lets work on legislation to hold those with authority that do abuse their authority, regardless of party, race, age, s*x, s*xual orientation etc. Our City is suffering and your leadership as an Immigrant, Muslim leader, represents hope for change.

So many of our leaders have disappointed the communities they serve and we will be contributing to the transition and accountability of our community as a whole.

To , corruption isn't just within our leadership. It is enforced by regular people we interact with every day. From social workers, to bank tellers, police officers, MTA workers, union members....our City MUST lead a change towards peace so that we can ensure justice served where it's needed. We need to rebuild our community via economic growth, especially in the high prices in rent.

Real-estate in NYC is where thrives most. Illegally evicting families, weoponising immigration status, falsification of criminal records, so that gentrification drives out the native New Yorkers, many R children of immigrant parents and grand parents, along with the Black communities and indigenous black communities that have long standing roots here, so that young college students can move in. Families can't rent now that it's more profitable to rent $900.00 to $1,700.00 rooms vs. renting the entire apartment for $3,500.00 to $4,500.00 in low income to middle class price ranges.

These are the issues that have come to our attention from Sparrow International 's advocacy efforts.

10/30/2025

In honor of our "Be Your Own Hero Campaign!"

This Campaign started in 2023 by the Sparrow family, is a Campaign to encourage victims of human trafficking to be their own heroes and speak up, report and assist in investigations with law enforcement to free themselves!

Heroine: God's Messanger 🙏 The Mighty Sparrow!

Who's your hero?

Photographer

Dear Jesus, send me the power of Arch Angel Michael's Sword to be a voice for the voiceless and bring justice to so many who lost their lives known and unknown for truth and freedom!

Amen Ase 🙏

10/12/2025

The economy struggles for jobs and business growth because thr real business behind big money is human bodies...Human trafficking Data;
A 2024 International Labour Organization (ILO) report estimates global annual illegal profits from forced labor at $236 billion, with $52 billion attributed to the Americas.

Multiple major brands across industries, particularly fashion and electronics, have been linked to human trafficking risks like forced labor in their supply chains.
Some companies frequently named in reports regarding alleged links to forced labor and child labor in their supply chains, particularly in the cotton or garment sectors, include Adidas, Gap, H&M, Nike, and Inditex (Zara). Luxury brands like Prada, Kering (Gucci), and LVMH (Louis Vuitton) have also scored low in reports assessing their efforts to eradicate forced labor.

Politicians and authority figures contribute to human trafficking primarily through corruption and abuse of power.
* Corruption: Corrupt officials (e.g., police, border control, labor inspectors, judges) accept bribes to ignore or facilitate the crime, providing false documents, tipping off traffickers, impeding investigations, or obstructing justice.
* Direct Involvement: In some cases, governments or state actors themselves have a policy or pattern of forced labor or s*xual exploitation, or individual officials may be directly involved in trafficking networks.
* Inaction/Policy: Weak rule of law, inadequate victim protection, restrictive immigration policies, and failure to address underlying vulnerabilities (like poverty and discrimination) can unintentionally enable traffickers.

SOLUTION: Vote out these politicians, judges and representatives who have been enforcing corruption...

Politicians and representatives influence the low-income issue by creating, funding, or blocking policies related to social safety nets (like SNAP or Medicaid), minimum wage, affordable housing, education, and taxation.
Their actions can:
* Worsen the issue: By reducing funding for social programs, opposing minimum wage increases, implementing regressive tax policies, or focusing on interests of wealthier constituents and donors.

10/08/2025