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…evidence-based research and prevalence studies in California so that we can all learn more about who is impacted by human trafficking. Whether Black and Brown communities are disproportionally targeted by…

…can help prevent trafficking and/or provide survivors the term for what happened to them. A lot of the education around trafficking prevention does not include specific information for LGBTQ+ youth…

…quoted by The Star, saying that she was “absolutely appalled” by the government’s decision to appeal, and that reform was urgently required to prevent “inhumane treatment”. Amnesty International has also…

…pay by hundreds of pounds. Pay docked to cover accommodation costs The research documents the experiences of live-in care workers in London who migrated from countries including Zimbabwe, South Africa,…

…other duties as may reasonably be required.   Benefits: 24 days paid time off (10 of which are public holidays, plus the day off on your birthday and light responsibilities…

…Office refused to give him the work visa he required to box professionally. In light of the recent revelations that British Olympic athlete Sir Mo Farah also experienced child trafficking…

…instrument. Many anti-modern slavery organizations, including Anti-Slavery International and Freedom United, have submitted input to the Commission on how to ensure the instrument addresses modern slavery as effectively as possible….

…fill staff shortages in the care sector. Meri Åhlberg, research director at Focus on Labour Exploitation, notes that the abuse of people on student visas is a growing concern in…

…– a pseudonym to protect her identity – met Kaifi, a travel agent in India, and thought she was going to Europe in search of a job. It turned out…

…slavery victims worldwide. Research has shown that financial stress is one of the root causes of child marriage. As COVID-19 continues to spread, the inevitable global economic downturn will lead…