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Made with child labor? Major chocolate companies flunk scorecard
interview
New anti-trafficking chief slams 'abysmal' conviction levels
Titans of Thai fishing collaborate to tackle slavery
insight
Rescued from sex slavery, Bangladeshi girls trapped in India
Colombia makes sex trafficking arrests along border with Venezuela
Malaysia's first 'ethical' job agency targets modern slavery
Bangladesh asks Brunei to deport suspects in trafficking ring
U.S., UK to sign deal to get data faster from tech firms
Supporters scramble as U.S. anti-trafficking funds are postponed
U.S. blocks import of goods from five nations in anti-slavery push
Dominican Republic busts sex trafficking ring, rescues dozens
interview
Brazil to build network of social workers for slavery victims
insight
Congo mine uses digital weapons in fight against conflict minerals
Artist aims to show reality of modern slavery in UK
Nigerian police free 19 women and girls from Lagos "baby factory"
Victims of north Nigerian institution share stories of terror
Exploited and ransomed - Indian workers in the Gulf face new test
Mexico busts human smuggling ring operating in airports
Nigerian authorities seek families of captives freed from "school"
A simple debit card can help fight human trafficking, says U.N.
'A trafficker lives here' - Bangladesh uses paint to mark homes
Hundreds of captives, many boys in chains, freed in Nigeria
interview
Trafficking prosecutions rarer than being hit by lightning
Qatar reforms falling short of promises, says Amnesty
U.S. says Cuban medical missions are trafficking doctors
Greta inspires youth activists in fight against child marriage
Critics pan Rambo's 'wrongheaded' sex trafficking tale
Thai bars raided for trafficking child 'entertainers'
U.N. urged to investigate organ harvesting in China
Raids on French winemakers uncover dozens of suspected slaves
Cambodia, faced with losing EU trade status, raises workers' wages
Confined, beaten, denied leave - but not seen as a slave in India
Hundreds of workers in Qatar unpaid as reforms stall, Amnesty says
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