We live in an era of climate disasters. Over the last four decades, climate-related emergencies have increased by over 80%, …

Introduction The rapid advancements in technology throughout the last decades have resulted in many people across the globe acquiring access …

A research guide produced by Human Trafficking Search for students and researchers interested in gaining a foundational understanding of human …

Introduction “They took my passport and clothes…Then they drugged me. When I was awake, I found myself alone. I was …

In 2000, Congress passed the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA), the first legislation of its kind. Originally passed with the Violence Against Women Act of 2000, alongside other miscellaneous provisions casting protections on women who are susceptible to abuse and men, women, and children who are trafficking victims, the TVPA has been reauthorized five times. This is a summary of all the reauthorizations.

The Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) was initially passed in 2000 and is the U.S. legal framework for combating human trafficking both domestically and internationally. Since then, it has been reauthorized five times. This document consolidates the changes of the various reauthorizations to the TVPA.

Over the past several decades, travel and tourism have become both more accessible and cheaper for people. Until the Covid-19 …