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Temu shirks responsibility for forced labor in supply chain
November 17, 2023

Temu shirks responsibility for forced labor in supply chain

Newcomer Temu has been finger pointed as very likely to have Uyghur forced labor in their supply chain, according to El Pais News. In …

Seafood for sale in Ireland pulled from currents of forced labor
November 17, 2023

Seafood for sale in Ireland pulled from currents of forced labor

A documentary film crew recently investigated modern slavery and human rights abuses reported onboard Chinese fishing vessels. According to The Irish …

Human trafficking prevention: Ireland’s plan
November 17, 2023

Human trafficking prevention: Ireland’s plan

Minister of Justice Helen McEntee of Ireland launched the Third National Action Plan to prevent and combat human trafficking on …

Teens call for end to Kentucky prison slavery
November 17, 2023

Teens call for end to Kentucky prison slavery

A group of teens from Kentucky, U.S. has been sharing an unsettling truth in their home state: the state’s constitution …

U.S. Bishops call for action to safeguard migrant children
November 17, 2023

U.S. Bishops call for action to safeguard migrant children

U.S. bishops are urging Congress to address the rising threat of human trafficking faced by unaccompanied migrant children within the …

Anti-trafficking legislation language creates “another hoop” for survivors
November 17, 2023

Anti-trafficking legislation language creates “another hoop” for survivors

An anti-human trafficking expert is leveling criticism at proposed legislation by the Irish Government, claiming it lacks protections and forces survivors …

Carbon credit scheme likely linked to Uyghur forced labor
November 17, 2023

Carbon credit scheme likely linked to Uyghur forced labor

South Pole, the world’s largest carbon consultancy, sells carbon credits for companies seeking to offset their carbon emissions. A recent …

Celebrating the U.K. Supreme Court decision, but what comes next?
November 17, 2023

Celebrating the U.K. Supreme Court decision, but what comes next?

On November 15, human rights won when the U.K. Supreme Court ruled the Rwanda plan unlawful, stating that it is …

Human Trafficking and Climate Change: Understanding Intersections and Strengthening Responses in the Philippines
November 15, 2023

Human Trafficking and Climate Change: Understanding Intersections and Strengthening Responses in the Philippines

This study explores how climate change related hazards influence vulnerability to modern slavery in the Philippines, a country where climate …

New film ‘Tobacco Slave’ puts modern slavery front and center
October 27, 2023

New film ‘Tobacco Slave’ puts modern slavery front and center

The Bristol Cable discusses a new documentary film, titled Tobacco Slave, which gives a voice to Malawi farmers trapped in …