Indian Women and Children–20,000 in all are Victims
A new government report estimates that nearly 20,000 Indian women and children became victims of trafficking last year. That marks a rise of nearly 25 percent from 2015. In fact,…
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A new government report estimates that nearly 20,000 Indian women and children became victims of trafficking last year. That marks a rise of nearly 25 percent from 2015. In fact,…
…countries. Of the millions of those enslaved, 58 percent come from five countries — India, China, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Uzbekistan. From human trafficking to indentured labor, sex slavery and forced…
…rescue is one in a series showing the magnitude of debt bondage across India, the most prevalent form of forced labour in a country where an estimated 18 million people…
…groups in India, says the violence in brick kilns ranges from verbal abuse to beatings and rape. In the last ten years, India has experienced a construction boom, so red…
…met victims in Russia, I’ve met victims in India, I’ve met victims that have been trafficked from Mexico, victims from New York and New Jersey and all across our country,…
…from Nepal and India are dying in record numbers on Qatari construction sites since the country won its World Cup bid.2 FIFA has pledged to do more to improve the…
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Telangana, one of India’s 29 states, is implementing some plans prescribed by the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) to provide legal aid and assistance to victims. NALSA first started in…
…Sarah, Beirut librarian from India. Two women with different stories but one common ideal: fair treatment. Both are concerned by the situation of migrant domestic workers in Lebanon – particularly…
…domestic worker in India who escaped from Saudi Arabia: “I thought they would kill me. I had to escape. I wasn’t given enough to eat. They had my wages, my…
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