Liverpool, a top football club, is setting a positive example for the sport’s industry with their newly released anti-trafficking statement. This kind of corporate responsibility should be enacted in all industries to effectively fight human trafficking.
70,000 cups of tea are consumed globally every second! As the world’s top beverage after water, learn how this massive industry is key in combatting unfair labor practices.
William is a 14-year-old orphan from Uganda. After his parents died, his mother’s relatives took him in to live with …
Be an educated consumer this back-to-school season. Learn about your slavery footprint, your favorite brands, and discover new brands helping to end human trafficking.
The debate of whether sex work is a location of empowered choice or patriarchal domination is currently a key argument …
Police Officer Margaret Shelley responded to a tripped alarm in an affluent suburban neighborhood. She surveyed the house for any …
Imagine a girl from Bangladesh. Her family is destitute – floods have washed out their crops and her younger siblings …
Kafala, sponsorship, is an employment framework in the Gulf States – as well as Lebanon and Jordan – that requires …
Latin America is endowed with some of the world’s largest oil, gas and mineral resources deposits. In the past two …
The International Labour Organization (ILO) estimates that 40.3 million people are enslaved around the world. Of those, 15.4 million are …