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…rice from India, and cheap toys from China are just three examples. 2 In March 2013, the Commonwealth Government announced a strategy to ensure that all goods and services supplied…

Almost every family in India’s big cities has a regular maid. The maid who cooks, cleans, takes care of the children, irons clothes and completes other household work. The ‘bai’…

…Nepal, Pakistan and India and forced labor trafficking victims from Uganda, Tanzania and Burundi. Due to lack of adequate government support, these victims are being referred to our partner, HAART…

…pressure that leaders in India cannot ignore. Call on the Indian Parliament to immediately pass the “Child Labor (Prohibition and Regulation) Amendment Bill ” and end child slavery in India….

…workers from Nepal and India are dying in record numbers on Qatari construction sites since the country won its World Cup bid.5 FIFA has pledged to do more to improve…

…India vulnerable to trafficking and modern slavery. These stories have most recently been reported across estates owned by Amalgamated Plantations (APPL) – a company whose biggest shareholder is Tata Global…

…with primary victims being political prisoners, ethnic and religious minorities, and other vulnerable people. Organ trafficking hotspots include China, India, Pakistan, Turkey, Brazil, Nepal, the Philippines, Kosovo, Iran, and former…

Every day, millions of children in India wake up with nothing to look forward to except hours of back-breaking labor working everywhere from stone quarries to carpet factories to rice…

…hidden behind closed doors in affluent households of the capital city, trapped into a life of modern slavery. Trafficking for forced labor is common across India. There are innumerable children…

…Dominican Republic and Pakistan.27 Reports of debt bondage in India and human trafficking risks for sugarcane workers in Guatemala have also been documented.28 In 2015, around 80% of the 170…