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…it … and once one or two started moving, the others wanted to catch up.” India’s tea industry, the second largest in the world after China’s, employs 3.5 million workers,…

Three former bonded laborers were elected to village councils in the past week, a turn of events described by experts as “a game-changer” for millions in India who are victims…

Free Child – India, By Lisa Kristine Slaveholders burned down the homes of these villagers when they declared their freedom. Many villagers wanted to give up. Grassroots activists helped the…

…his graduate students from India in the School of Pharmacy, telling them to do his home lawn work, care for his home while he and his wife were away, walk…

…a rare case, but as Thomson Reuters Foundation reports, many families face the same burden: His experience is not uncommon in India, which is home to 8 million of a…

Survivors of human trafficking across eleven Indian states are making a final push to convince lawmakers to pass a long-awaited anti-trafficking bill. The Trafficking of Persons Bill was passed by…

…sold off for forced labor or sexual exploitation. Yet a team from Childline India Foundation have made it their mission to rescue these children, using tips to intercept traffickers and…

Campaigners in India are fearing that the country’s anti-trafficking bill could end up punishing consenting, adult sex workers by locking them up and incorrectly treating them like trafficking victims. India’s…

…YouTube Original documentary titled “The Price of Free.” It will premiere on the platform globally on November 27. The New Indian Express reports: The film follows the Nobel Peace Prize…

…slavery in their supply chains. Director of “Invisible Hands,” Shraysi Tandonon, documents child slavery on cacao plantations in Ghana, accessory factories in India, and tobacco farms in the United States….