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Developing Freedom: The Sustainable Development Case for Ending Modern Slavery, Forced Labour and Human Trafficking
This blog post is part of our effort to support the goals of SDG Target 8.7, which saw 193 countries …
Domestic Slave Labor in Brazil: A Delta 8.7 report
This blog post is part of our effort to support the goals of SDG Target 8.7, which saw 193 countries …
What works to end modern slavery? A review of evidence on policy and interventions
Post and Report by: Katarina Schwarz, Hannah Baumeister, Emily Brady, Sandra Dankova, Naomi Lott, Ana Valverde-Cano, Olivia Wright, and Nesrien …
Climate Change and Human Trafficking: A Concerning Intersection in the Philippines
The Philippines context “In the past, we only had rain sometimes, on the expected time of the year…there were very …
The anti-trafficking sector’s blind spot: Indigenous peoples
There are an estimated 370 million indigenous people around the world. Today, indigenous peoples are counted among the populations made most vulnerable to human trafficking. Indigenous communities are …
International Day for Remembrance of the Slave Trade: Emancipation Day and the call for reparations
In the Caribbean, August 1 is Emancipation Day, an occasion commemorating the end of the transatlantic slave trade, celebrating the fight for freedom …
Partnerships & Survivor Leadership Highlighted in Trafficking in Persons Report: Freedom United’s Reaction
The below article represents the views of Freedom United and originally appeared on Freedom United’s website here. It is reposted …
Human Trafficking and the War in Ukraine: A Year Since the War Started
When the war in Ukraine started the people in my home country of Romania united in their efforts to assist …
Ending Child Labor, Forced Marriage and Labor Exploitation: A Success Story from Rural India, Part 2
Photo: *Preethi avoided forced marriage and became a successful business woman due to support and training from Lok Samiti This …
Ending Child Labor, Forced Marriage and Labor Exploitation: A Success Story from Rural India, Part 1
Photo: Women learning sewing and embroidery during the classes at Lok Samiti This blog post is part 1 of a …