Alice Day. April 25^th. It may sound like a day for costume party, Disney-like venue where children can play and have fun adventures. Except it is the complete opposite. Alice Day, April 25^th, is a celebration of Pedophile Pride. Horrendous as it is, this fact is not well known to the public until anonymous released a statement in their video: Operation Alice Day. Here is their message:


“Greetings World,

We are Anonymous Report A Pedo.

April is child abuse awareness month, and coincidentally it is also a month in which child rapists, molesters and abusers celebrate a particular holiday. On April 25th, Abusers worldwide celebrate the holiday Alice Day, named after Alice Liddell and, "Alice In Wonderland,” originally Pedophile Pride Day. On this holiday the pedophiles celebrate, rape and molestation of little girls. Many pedophiles believe it is okay for them to celebrate "loving" a female child that day.

We call upon all Anonymous Operatives to come forward and march with us as legion. To deface and cause chaos within the pedophile networks.

To the public; On April 25th we will be conducting various operations involving online methods such as Distributed Denial of Service attacks, doxing, and website defacement. We ask that you please watch your children and be extra vigilant, because April 25th is like Christmas to them.

We Are Anonymous,

We are legion,

We do not forgive,

We do not forget,

Expect us!”

The fact that Indonesia is now the number one destination for child abusers, pedophiles, and sex offenders is a big chunk of information that is not easy to swallow. After Thailand and Cambodia tightened up their child protection laws, these offenders are forced to travel elsewhere to find children to attract, victimize, or simply buy. The poverty level in Indonesia plays part in human trafficking and children ended up being traded off as sex workers.

Safe Childhood Foundation is working restlessly to end this. There are many factors ranging from the lack of child protection law, education, economy, to the norms in society that play part as major obstacles in their mission.

In reciprocation to Operation Alice Day, Safe Childhood Foundation strikes back with a fundraising event called “Not YOUR Wonderland.”
The event supported by numerous local and international artists thrive to raise as much funding as possible to continue the work in ending child abuse and enforcing the law, as well as working together with the officials to track and convict sex offenders while also providing after care for the victims. 

For more information, visit www.safechilhood.org

Listen to the full interview with Kay Armanousa and Natalia Perry and get the detailed scope of what’s really happening in Indonesia, Bali specifically, in regards to child abuse, and organized human trafficking. 
Friday April 17^th 2015 at 5pm and Saturday April 18^th 2015 12 noon, Bali time – UTC+8.

Kay Armanousa