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Landmark challenge could block EU imports of ‘slave-picked’ Uzbek cotton

A new legal challenge filed on Monday in Britain could pave the way for the European Union to prevent slave-made goods from entering [...]

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India aims to fight trafficking with facial recognition

The fourth-largest railway system in the world is set to become an important defense against human trafficking as India prepares to [...]

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Calls for faster progress on fifth anniversary of UK Modern Slavery Act

In an opinion piece for Thomson Reuters Foundation on Monday, Jakub Sobik of Anti-Slavery International drew attention to the need for [...]

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Security watchdog calls for reinforced criminal justice to prevent trafficking surge

A senior European security official has warned that governments must prioritize bringing human traffickers to justice in order to [...]

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Momentum against Uyghur forced labor grows as U.S. and U.K. governments take action

The U.S. government has banned all cotton from the Uyghur region, while the British government is introducing new rules to prevent [...]

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U.N. sees ‘major progress’ on forced labour in Uzbek cotton harvest

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Uyghur activist says U.S. legislation “just the start”

Jewher Ilham is a human rights advocate, author, and the daughter of Uyghur scholar Ilham Tohti, the renowned activist and human rights [...]

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Documentary Focuses on Sex-trafficking in Cambodia

LONDON, Aug 31 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Cambodians say that when human traffickers arrive in a village, they bring a storm and [...]

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Mauritania Vows to Stop Slavery

Mauritania is now committed to improving its fight against slavery. This would make it the second African nation to approve the United [...]

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Walmart Looking into Note Found Recounting Forced Labor in China

NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Wal-Mart Stores Inc recently reported that it is investigating the origins of a note that [...]

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Indian Nun Rescues Sex Trafficking Victims from Middle East

Sister Vanaja Jasphine, a 39-year-old  Indian nun who rescues Cameroonian women from slavery, is asking for more support for victims as [...]

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North Korea Refutes UN Claims of Forced Child Labor

As reported by Reuters, Han Tae Song, the North Korean ambassador to the United Nations, spoke to the UN Committee on the Rights of the [...]

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Modern Slavery in Britain’s Car Washes

Bodgan was tricked into a job washing cars for 12 hours a day and no pay. When he tried to quit, his employer threatened him and forced [...]

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Indian Data Underestimates Scale of Trafficking

The Indian government has released new data on human trafficking in the country, but campaigners say the estimates are far below that [...]

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Cancer Charity Looks to Sell Slavery-Free Goods

What if you purchased merchandise that helped fund cancer research, but then found out that it was produced using forced labor? This is [...]

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“Migrant TripAdvisor” Launched in Italy

A new smartphone app designed to help new migrant workers has been launched in Italy. Named MigrAdvisor, the app assists migrants [...]

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India Hands Down First Trafficking Life Sentence to Brothel Owners

India has jailed two brothel owners to life in prison for the trafficking, rape, and sexual abuse of children. This marks the first [...]

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Rescued Indian Workers Unite to Stop Bonded Labor

Indian workers who have been rescued from bonded labor across Tamil Nadu’s brick kilns, rice mills, and factories are coming [...]

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U.S. YouTube Star Unveils Sneakers Highlighting Modern Slavery

American vlogger Jacques Slade is famous for unveiling the latest sneakers from Adidas and Nike on his YouTube channel. But this time [...]

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Fear Drives Trafficking Victims into Hiding Along US-Mexico Border

An five-month investigation by Thomson Reuters Foundation has revealed that victims of labor trafficking are going into hiding in [...]

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2018 Global Slavery Index: North Korea World’s Worst Offender

The newly released 2018 Global Slavery Index names North Korea and Eritrea as the two nations with the world’s highest rates of [...]

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When Coming Out as Gay or Lesbian Leads to Forced Marriage

Being gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) is still taboo for many families in Britain, and for young people coming out this [...]

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India's Grain Banks Combat Debt Bondage

India’s Grain Banks Combat Debt Bondage

Grain banks are opening their doors to more than 5,000 homes across northern India in a move to prevent families from falling into debt [...]

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#MeToo for sex trafficking survivors

The #MeToo movement is growing fast in India, where celebrities are joining in sharing stories of harassment and sexual violence on [...]

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