Source: Daily Mail

Religious sisters pose as prostitutes to rescue victims of slavery by going into brothels and buying children back...

By Megan Twohey, Mica Rosenberg and Ryan McNeill NEW YORK Feb 19 (Reuters) - Nestor Molina has made a living looking for Honduran [...]

The 2016 Global Slavery Index, a report just released by the Walk Free Foundation, reveals that there are more slaves in the world than [...]

A U.N. General Assembly think tank, and the private anti-slavery Freedom Fund has said that "Slavery persists because we let it persist"...

Army vets who were injured don't have to stop fighting. There is a new initiative called The Hero Rescue Corps. It is a [...]

The minister of women and children in India announced the draft of its first comprehensive law against trafficking. The law will treat [...]

On Thursday, religious leaders agreed to use their power to fight slavery in India...

A slave workforce was rescued by Hope For Justice in a daring mission in West Yorkshire. The freed men were forced to work long hours [...]

Nearly 300,000 Indian children are drugged and beaten every day. They are forced to beg in the streets, a multi-million rupee business [...]

Is law the best weapon to fight trafficking? Perhaps. For example, when important cases go to court, it can change large company [...]

Forced marriage is defined as one in which one or both spouses do not consent to the marriage and violence, threats or any other form [...]

Rural Cambodian villagers are suing four U.S. and Thai employers, claiming they were trafficked and forced to work in disturbing [...]

In its desire to agree upon a nuclear pact with Iran, did the U.S. State Department spare Oman the human rights rebuke it deserved? [...]