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Spain: general information on the situation on trafficking in human beings
The situation in Spain has greatly evolved since 2015. The changes have been considerable in all areas, from important legislative …
Is migrant worker exploitation Theresa May’s legacy?
As Theresa May bids farewell to politics, her legacy is one of controversy, particularly within migrant communities and advocacy circles. …
Slave labor conditions in Brazil due to “deliberate blindness”
In a poor north-eastern state in Brazil workers harvest carnauba wax from palm trees to earn a meagre living. As reported …
Is Uyghur forced labor powering the U.K. solar industry?
As the United Kingdom prepares to embark on an ambitious expansion of its solar energy infrastructure called the Solar Stewardship …
The village of “Kidney Valley” is at the nexus of poverty and organ trafficking
In Nepal, there is a village that is nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, officially called Hokse, but commonly …
Child marriage debate in Ghana- is it tradition or tragedy?
A traditional marriage ceremony of a 12-year-old girl to a 63-year-old priest in Accra, Ghana has sparked outrage across the …
Outcomes for children and young people affected by modern slavery
The ICTG service, mandated by Section 48 of the 2015 Modern Slavery Act, introduced the role of the Independent Child …
New EU-UN ‘PROTECT’ project supports women migrant workers and children in Southeast Asia
Bangkok, 26 March 2024 – The European Union (EU) announces a financial support of € 13 million to the United …
Survivors and Organizations Working Together Against Human Trafficking: Insights From East and Central Africa
Executive Summary Survivors of human trafficking are the ones who best know the root causes, the consequences, and the implications …
European Parliament improves crime reporting for migrant victims – but fails to fully protect them from immigration enforcement
MEPs in the European Parliament’s LIBE and FEMM committees voted today on their joint report revising the EU’s rules on …