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Is it progress or just perception? Forced labor still stains cotton from Turkmenistan
The government in Turkmenistan has been targeted by labor advocacy groups for over a decade due to their use of …
US minerals push is dialing up the risk of forced child labor in Congo
As the United States eyes a new minerals-for-security deal with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), experts are sounding the …
Pursuing justice on the high seas—fishers vs. Bumble Bee
Conned by promises of good wages and working conditions, four Indonesian fishermen who found themselves in predatory contracts living under …
Southeast Asia hiding hundreds of thousands trapped in cyber slavery
Traffickers are luring hundreds of thousands of people across Southeast Asia into cyber slavery—an emerging form of modern slavery. Victims …
The “deeply broken” system in the UK and how it is failing modern slavery survivors
Eleanor Lyons, the independent anti-slavery commissioner, has valid reasons to declare the UK’s modern slavery support system “deeply broken.” Research …
Trafficking beyond the stereotypes: What the P. Diddy case reveals
When people hear “human trafficking,” they often imagine scenes of abduction, locked rooms, or smuggling across borders. But the …
EU’s deadly policy leads to two migrant children dying at sea fleeing Libya
Four people, including two young children, have died in the central Mediterranean attempting to cross from Libya. These deaths are …
Kenyan domestic workers in Saudi Arabia suffering under modern slavery
Amnesty International’s recent report details the abuse of Kenyan domestic workers in Saudi Arabia and accuses the Kenyan government of …
Left Out: The Hidden Lives of Kenyan Domestic Workers in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is home to nearly 4 million domestic workers, including 1.2 million women and 2.7 million men from Africa …
Jailed! Former UN judge found guilty of domestic slavery
Lydia Mugambe—former UN judge, Ugandan High Court judge, and Oxford law student—has been jailed for modern slavery offenses. Despite her …