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China ratifies the two ILO Fundamental Conventions on forced labour
© M. Crozet / ILO In a ceremony at the ILO, China presented the ratification documents for two additional ILO Fundamental …
England’s World Cup team hotel faces criticism in Qatar worker rights report
The hotel is owned by the Tivoli Hotels and Resorts Group CREDIT: PAUL GROVER/TELEGRAPH The Qatar hotel where the England team …
Eradicating Child Domestic work and Child Trafficking in West and Central Africa
From the Project Summary The initiation of children into work as part of a traditional system of education has been …
Exclusive: Hyundai subsidiary has used child labor at Alabama factory
LUVERNE, Alabama, July 22 (Reuters) – A subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Co has used child labor at a plant that …
The Red Line, Episode 75- Human Trafficking: An Industry Lacking Conviction
Human trafficking has become the third largest industry in the black market but unlike guns or drugs, which see millions …
“The whole country is modern slavery” – an interview with Ji Hyun Park
Few manage to escape North Korea’s horrific totalitarian regime. But, under impossible circumstances, Ji Hyun Park escaped twice, enduring a …
Hamida Banu: Missing Indian woman found in Pakistan ‘can’t wait to go home’
Waliullah Maroof (right) helped reunite Hamida Banu with her family An Indian woman who was missing for 20 years has …
Strategic planning in anti-slavery/anti-trafficking organisations
The Freedom Keys Research Project aims to generate innovative ideas for ending modern slavery, and to test the effectiveness of …
The Taliban’s black gold: militants seize on coal to reboot economy
As Afghanistan battles economic crisis Islamists increase exports to generate revenue with the help of child labour Dozens of men …
Colombia peace deal failing as violent gangs recruit vulnerable children
Jovani Chilhueso (left), seen here with his father, was paid $400 (£330) to join a gang and lost friends as …