| Friday July 3, 2020
In a case that exposes the reluctance of the U.K. interior ministry to provide adequate support to modern slavery survivors, victims of trafficking going through the National Referral Mechanism (NRM)* who are pregnant or have children are now able to access
Our Executive Director, Joanna Ewart-James, comments on the murder of [...]
Sex trafficking has long been separated from the broader crime of human [...]
Descargue este blog en español My name is Raymundo. I was recruited from [...]
Uyghur activist Rahima Mahmut shares how the Chinese government’s [...]
This is a strange time for the world and so much has changed about our [...]
Modern slavery can affect people of any gender, age, ethnicity, or race. [...]
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