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Source: Associated Press
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Revealed: BMW, Jaguar Land Rover and Volkswagen still using Uyghur forced labor
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Malaysia Investigates Marriage of Man to 11-Year-Old Thai Girl
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Unspeakable dangers for migrants crossing the Sahara
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State Dept: US Companies Must Cut Ties to North Korean Laborers
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Migrant women and children captured at sea, whereabouts unknown
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Sex Trafficking Survivor Sues Facebook
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US Approved Thousands of Child Bride Visas
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10 Million Baht Defamation Judgment Upheld Against Andy Hall
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Joint resolution to amend 13th Amendment introduced in U.S.
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Biden orders DOJ to end use of private prisons
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Libyan authorities free an estimated 156 migrants from traffickers
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OnlyFans decides to stand by sex workers but uncertainty remains
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E.U. considers continued support for Libyan Coast Guard
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Will California and Nevada finally outlaw slavery?
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Ukrainian civilians endure brutal exploitation under Russian occupation
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U.S. government faces new lawsuit on child slavery cocoa
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