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…are left as “undocumented illegals” and are required to pay 200 USD for each year of illegal residence to Lebanon’s immigration authorities. The Lebanese government provides no amnesty for these…

…required under the law. After being retrafficked by drug gangs, forced into prostitution, and on the verge of becoming homeless, the high court stepped in and demanded that the Home…

…criminal groups’ need not be captured in domestic offences, so that prosecutors are not required to prove these elements in order to secure conviction. The lack of clarity around interpretations…

…from travelling to Gulf countries to become domestic workers. The ban states that while Nepali women can continue to search for other types of work in the Gulf, they cannot…

The UK’s interior ministry deported a number of long-term UK residents with criminal convictions to Jamaica on Tuesday, despite urgent calls from parliamentarians to suspend the flight. Amongst those due…

On November 12, 2017, Uzbek police raided the home of human rights activist Malokhat Eshonkulova and confiscated some of her belongings, including electric heaters, in a nearly 11-hour search for…

…taken out loans to pay for their journey here are more vulnerable to being exploited. “They start their journey believing they have paid to be smuggled in the search for…

…part of a long-term strategy to stem the flow of refugees from key countries on the African continent, the EU put €20 million ($22 million) toward equipment and materials to…

“Modern slavery” is an umbrella term used to describe situations in which a person is exploited, forced to work and fundamentally “unfree”. The conversation around modern slavery policy has expanded…

…not happen. The prosecution said the women had little education and were made to sign employment contracts in English, which they barely understood. The contracts required them to pay their…