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Opinion: Now Is Not the Time to Loosen Child Labor Regulations – Especially in Dangerous Industries
Child labor laws are trending in the wrong direction and we are putting children’s health and development at risk. Now …
Modern slavery gangmasters exploit care worker shortage
The number of modern slavery cases reported within the UK care industry has more than doubled in the past year. …
On the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in Northeast Brazil
An estimated 500,000 children and adolescents are forced into commercial sexual exploitation (CSEC) in Brazil – an invisible and partially …
Risk, rewards and remittances in Vietnam’s Nghe An province
39 Vietnamese people died being smuggled into the UK in 2019. Most were from Nghe An province. In late October …
Children in Scotland: life after trafficking
The newly published study, looks at what constitutes sustainable support over several years for young people following experiences of child …
Ukrainian civilians endure brutal exploitation under Russian occupation
An investigation by Associated Press has uncovered how Ukrainian civilians are being forced to dig trenches for Russian soldiers. At …
Uyghur teenage girls forced to work in garment factory
Around 90 Uyghur teenage girls are reportedly trapped in a government controlled garment factory in the Uyghur Region of China. …
From self-styled modern slavery leader to abandoning trafficking victims – what happened?
The U.K. has just passed the Illegal Migration Act into law in a devastating attack on the rights of migrants, …
Australian employment agency investigated for exploiting migrant workers
Australian employment agency, Linx Employment, is facing multiple allegations of exploiting Pacific Islanders working in Australia on seasonal visas under …
Linx Employment under investigation for alleged mistreatment of Pacific Islander worker
A labour hire company is under investigation for allegedly failing to meet contractual obligations.(Unsplash: Tim Mossholder/file photo) A prominent Australian labour …