Ten Million Victims Go Missing from India Slavery Report
…pointed to a gap between the GSI statistic and the Indian government’s estimate. “The Indian government itself said it would rescue 18 million bonded workers by 2030. And this does…
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…pointed to a gap between the GSI statistic and the Indian government’s estimate. “The Indian government itself said it would rescue 18 million bonded workers by 2030. And this does…
India currency note ban is causing a drop in sex trafficking. Fewer women and girls reportedly are entering shelters, but financial hardship is forcing younger girls into sex work and…
…article reports that these neighborhoods in Mumbai are some of the top destinations in India for trafficked women. Once in decrepit brothels around the Kamathipura and Falkland Road areas in…
…India and Indonesia — and had brought up the matter with the US embassy. “A number of improvements in our systems have been made in the past year,” a spokesman…
…Nepal, Pakistan and India and forced labor trafficking victims from Uganda, Tanzania and Burundi. Due to lack of adequate government support, these victims are being referred to our partner, HAART…
…financial compensation for not marrying off their daughters have already proven to be effective remedies against child marriage in India. However, these interventions must come in tandem with a tailored…
…For the first time, India’s National Crime Record Bureau’s 2015 report included data on human trafficking investigations, prosecutions, and convictions from the previous year. India, ranked on Tier 2, is…
…heavily Qatar’s economy relies on migrant labor: 95 percent of the small country’s total labor force is foreign, hailing largely from countries such as India, Nepal, and the Philippines. The…
…being made by the government but even they cannot do much until the people themselves rise up. –Raphae, India, score for country: 25 4)There have been formal and legal steps…
…we are seeing blockchain technology used to monitor fishing catches, satellites that help identify sites of modern slavery, and apps to prevent brick kiln workers in India from falling into…
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