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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
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
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
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
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?
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
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
The Bristol Cable discusses a new documentary film, titled Tobacco Slave, which gives a voice to Malawi farmers trapped in …
Seasonal worker scheme plagued by modern slavery
An investigation by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ) and The Independent has uncovered a report done by the UK Home …
U.K. care sector still challenged by modern slavery
Care workers in the U.K. have been calling the national helpline for victims of modern slavery at an unprecedented rate …