NY Times | Friday October 5, 2018
Nadia Murad, a Yazidi activist who was forced into sexual slavery by ISIS, has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts to campaign against rape as a mass weapon of war. She becomes the second youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize
Matt and Reece, both 26, are from the UK and are circumnavigating the globe [...]
Chances are you have seen Cyntoia Brown’s name on social media in recent [...]
“The director’s been selling the orphans for sex.” Stunned silence. “Wait. [...]
As we look forward to the year ahead, our Executive Director takes a moment [...]
Originally published on Open Democracy, March 13, 2017. Anyone who works as [...]
The power of shock value can be impressive. Slavery still exists? There are [...]
The Chief Executive of Hong Kong, Carrie Lam, has pledged to enhance government support for the city’s 380,000 migr… t.co/7WWv7rAvZC
The 20 biggest fashion retailers in Brazil scored abysmally in a new supply chain slavery index compiled by Fashion… t.co/wNtqsP7Rbj
Indonesian police have broken up a #childtrafficking ring that was selling babies on Instagram for as little as $1,… t.co/FcJdhfQM4k
Many definitions of #HumanTrafficking (and many laws addressing it) are derived from the Palermo Protocol, establis… t.co/1ZKWzzv2pZ
