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Out of Sight: Human rights violations in Thailand’s immigration detention centers
Executive summary Thailand’s 22 immigration detention centers (IDCs) are among the country’s most secretive places of detention. Obtaining reliable and …
Study reveals key practices to combat forced labor within supply chains
A new field study reinforces the best ways to minimize forced labor in the supply chains of multinational organizations through …
Monitoring Report: Human Trafficking in Germany
Introduction The Council of Europe Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings and the EU Anti-Trafficking Directive on Preventing …
New report sets out why all slavery survivors must have the right to work in the National Referral Mechanism
Today, Kalayaan has published the first of five ‘mini reports’ on the right to work in the National Referral Mechanism …
Is the UNTOC working? A report
In 2000, the United Nations Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime (UNTOC), also known as the Palermo Convention, was adopted in a …
U.S. Elections 2024: Confronting the legacy of slavery
With California and Nevada on the brink of voting to ban involuntary servitude, we sit down with Katharine Bryant of …
Fisherman recognized as modern slavery victims compensated by U.K. Government
In a landmark victory for victims of modern slavery, the U.K. government awarded £20,000 in compensation to each member of …
Are we blaming the players in the hostile immigration policy game?
Thanh, (not his real name) is a Vietnamese migrant who came over to the U.K. on a small boat seeking …
California’s forced prison labor system under scrutiny ahead of Proposition 6 vote
Nicholas’s life in the California prison system was dictated by forced labor. Sick or not, he was required to report …
Child labor law rollbacks disguised as “parental rights”
Back in the 1930s the federal government banned children from working in occupations deemed “particularly hazardous” for youth. But Truth Out reports …