Delhi children now have a newspaper of their own.“We get pushed around and treated like garbage, because there is no one to speak for us,” says the 18-year-old editor of India’s only tabloid paper that is created by child journalists who live on the street...
Is the global community sadly beginning to accept child labor rather than being outraged by it? This article will make you wonder...
Consumers are the key, say global retailers, when it comes to getting slave labor out of the textile goods industries in India...
A new film about sex trafficking in India will be produced by the man who brought us "Slumdog Millionaire", Tabrez Noorani...
Young girls living on or near tea plantations --poor, uneducated, and from families in heavy debt--are easy targets for traffickers..
Denise Howell is a teacher at White River Valley High School in Switz City, Indiana. She facilitates a Leadership Class for juniors and seniors that includes a curriculum about human trafficking...
The Indo-Bangladesh border makes it easy for traffickers to bring victims across, because most of it is not fenced...
Human trafficking victims, seventy-seven in all, who had previously been silent about their experiences have now opened up to share their ordeals...
Is the World Cup stadium being built by victims of forced labor? Amnesty International says that the new flagship stadium for the 2022 World Cup is doing just that...
Brick kilns, bonded slaves, and activists. Thanks to the work of activists in India's western Maharashtra, thousands of brick kiln workers are becoming aware of their rights--a minimum wage and fair treatment. Yet, they continue to work for owners who refuse basic rights...