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Stumbling Blocks for Authorities Trying to Help Victims

A year after Congress passed a law to combat human trafficking, there are a number of stumbling blocks. According to a government [...]

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Pope Francis Urges Greater Commitment Against Trafficking

The Pope is pushing for a greater commitment against human trafficking, which he calls modern slavery.  He made the appeal during his [...]

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Florida Hotels and Motels Hotspots for Trafficking

Hotels and motels are reportedly the most common sites for sex trafficking in Florida. US News and World Reports that 1 out of 6 cases [...]

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Samsung Named in French Forced Labor Lawsuit

Two French human rights groups have filed a lawsuit against Samsung, saying that the company misled consumers because of alleged forced [...]

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Tainted palm oil linked to Girl Scout Cookies

The Associated Press (AP) has released investigation findings uncovering the link between tainted palm oil and Girl Scout Cookies. Palm [...]

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Human Trafficking Struggle in Nigeria

LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — In a Lagos suburb, 22-year-old Omo huddles over her battered cell phone, scrolling through text messages to find [...]

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Is Thailand Ignoring Slavery in the Shrimp Industry?

Is Thailand ignoring slavery in the Shrimp Industry? This article reports that Thailand claims it isn't turning its back on the issue [...]

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Forced Labor Still on Thai Fishing Boats

Forced labor is still used on Thai fishing boats says the U.S. State Department even though legal reforms, arrests, and international [...]

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