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Irish migrant fisher workers' scheme breaches human rights
N.Korea needs mass labour. A growing market economy threatens that
EU trade threat could make Cambodian factories worse for workers
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Chasing Shadows: Can technology save the slaves it snared?
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Chasing Shadows: Can technology save the slaves it snared?
Toughen anti-slavery laws, say UK lawmakers after fashion probe
Sonia Elks
Migrants suspected of terrorism, smuggling detained in Bosnia
Reuters
Australian companies 'significantly exposed' to slavery risk
Adeshola Ore
Portugal tackles labour trafficking on farms but resources scarce
Reuters
Global count finds cases of child soldiers more than doubling
Ellen Wulfhorst
Mother of dead maid treated 'like a dog' calls for justice
Beh Lih Yi
India's Kumbh Mela festival steps up anti-trafficking efforts
Anuradha Nagaraj
India's tourist magnet starts to clean child labour 'blot'
Roli Srivastava
Bangladesh looks to recruitment brokers to curb trafficking
Naimul Karim
Scientists use AI to help children sold for sex in hotels
Jason Fields
Pope denounces 'scourge' of human trafficking and slavery
Reuters
exclusive
Soaring number of suspected slaves in UK sparks alarm over support
Kieran Guilbert
Thirty Rohingya refugees rescued from traffickers in Bangladesh
Naimul Karim
Indonesia finds 193 Bangladeshis locked up in shop house
Reuters
exclusive
Uzbek teachers, nurses 'forced' to clean streets and harvest wheat
Kieran Guilbert
Danone and Nestle-owned company could join slavery 'dirty list'
Fabio Teixeira
Bangladesh suppliers to H&M, Next lay off workers after protests
Reuters
180 Nepalis rescued in major anti-trafficking operation
Roli Srivastava
Trafficking in Rohingya camps feared rising as crisis rolls on
Naimul Karim
UK police arrest 33 men in child sex abuse investigation
Thomson Reuters Foundation
UK set to appoint top cop as new anti-slavery chief
Kieran Guilbert
India's 'invisible' workers march for better pay, job security
Annie Banerji
India's home garment workers exploited by fashion brands
Anuradha Nagaraj
UK rejects calls to license car washes to prevent worker abuses
Sonia Elks
Fighting sex trafficking with soap at the Super Bowl
Jason Fields
interview
Don't just arrest - buy better to stop slavery, states urged
Kieran Guilbert
Aid effort brings little relief for migrants trapped in Libya
Reuters
U.N. urges Asian countries to follow Thailand on fishing pledge
Michael Taylor
Malaysia to take glovemaker to court for not paying workers
Beh Lih Yi
UK's fashion industry is exploitative and unsustainable - report
Emma Batha
Brazil's fight against urban slavery is getting harder
Fabio Teixeira
Athens aims to deliver goods, services free of forced labour
Kieran Guilbert
From captivity to leaders: ex-bonded workers tout change in India
Anuradha Nagaraj
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Siddharth Kara
University of Berkeley
The invisible women and girls who make your clothes
For many of the children, garment work comes at the expense of an education
Olivia Darby
Wonder Foundation
Breaking language barriers empowers vulnerable women
Migrant and refugee support organisations have been campaigning for decades for better provision of English language classes for vulnerable migrants
Rochelle Keyhan
Collective Liberty
Is R. Kelly a human trafficker?
The only difference between R. Kelly’s behavior and classic pimp is that R. Kelly kept the women and girls to himself
Laura Duran
ECPAT UK
Unaccompanied child migrants are being failed by Britain
Fears around detention and removals can push young people into forced labour and other exploitative situations
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New roads, old war fan sale of Southeast Asian brides in China
Back home, Cameroon migrants grapple with Libya trauma, prison debt
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Nigeria's trafficking curse: the battle to dispel the black magic behind sex slavery
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Sex trafficking - a family business
The lost girls of Myanmar
Generations of Romanian girls trafficked into sex industry
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Getting to Europe: The Game
UK police in the fight against human trafficking
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Mother of dead maid treated 'like a dog' in Malaysia calls for justice
Bangladesh sets sights on recruitment brokers to curb abuse and trafficking
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Europe must cut ties with Mauritania, anti-slavery politician says
Malaysia targets middlemen to end debt bondage of migrant workers
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