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Billion-dollar cyberfraud industry expands in Southeast Asia as criminals adopt new technologies
A new report launched today has found that Asian crime syndicates have integrated new service-based business models and technologies including malware, generative …
Libya migrant rescue centre set to open despite rights abuses
Speaking to a delegation of journalists in July, the head of the Libyan Coast Guard (LCG) told the room that …
Hidden cost: Human rights policy and practice in Mexico’s apparel supply chains
Apparel supply chains in Mexico are complex and fragmented, with a handful of large companies, behind the major apparel brands …
Following the Money II: Special issue of the Anti-Trafficking Review
This Special Issue of the Anti-Trafficking Review attempts to examine funding and spending on efforts to stop human trafficking, particularly, by the …
The Arrest of Mech Dara (Part I): Repression and Retaliation
Mech Dara, one of Cambodia’s last remaining independent journalists, was arrested yesterday outside the crime hub of Sihanoukville where so …
14-year-old South Sudanese girl at the center of a “marriage competition”
Recent data on South Sudan shows that 52% of girls are married before their 18th birthday, with some as young as …
Raw Seafoods sued by migrant tees for child labor violations
Three migrant teenagers have filed a federal lawsuit against Raw Seafoods, a major seafood supplier in Fall River, Massachusetts, alleging …
Even at McDonald’s modern slavery hides in plain sight
More people are living in slavery today than at any other time in modern history. And according to a recent BBC …
Human trafficking hero and Cambodian journalist who exposed cyber slavery arrested
*Update- Mech Dara, who was arrested Oct 1st, was released on bail after providing a video “apology” for his “false” …
Hurricane Helene recovery support in Florida depending on labor exploitation of incarcerated workers
Florida is once again turning to forced prison labor for essential public services. This time the state needs help clearing …