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…secretive regimes. Thousands of innocent people were imprisoned for their politics or their religion. Dissidents were tortured and murdered. Others, like myself, fled in fear of another prison term.” Nearly…

…the United Nations, as reported in this Washington Post article. However, despite more extensive research, gaps remain, making it hard to determine the exact numbers in modern slavery today. “The…

…complete the kind of production required to earn the minimum wages…. Child labor is incentivised.” “There are at least 100,000 working brick kilns in India employing about 23 million workers,…

…as slave labor in the sea.” Those arrested face charges of human trafficking and offences against personal liberty. If convicted, they could be sentenced to a maximum seven-year jail term….

In an effort to stop human trafficking, a proposed new law will require big Australian businesses to report annually on the steps they are taking to combat slavery in their…

…to offer in terms of assisting us and being able to spot … something peculiar and different going on.” Since Unseen first started its helpline last October, there has been…

…slavery in Mauritania, as well as the future of the modern abolition movement. “WORLD POLICY JOURNAL: What does modern slavery in Mauritania look like in terms of its economic and…

…no option but to work illegally under deplorable conditions, creating a cycle of exploitation that required them to earn enough money to repay their debt, buy a ticket home, and…

…companies be required to take action to ensure that as consumers we are contributing to the end of modern slavery, not supporting it? We rely on the brands we know…

…the search for missing loved ones. This is just one of the many stories of a unique situation of poverty that leaves generations of families on tea estates in Assam,…