A new report highlights the prevalence of slavery-related abuse among IDPs in conflict areas, a study reveals the toll of visa discrimination on migrant workers in Australia, and a UN expert celebrates the work of human rights defenders.
Read MoreResearch in Ethiopia reveals high numbers of female child domestic workers, labour rights groups condemn U.S. businesses’ attempt to hide key import data, and Humanity Research Consultancy shows how grassroots collaboration can facilitate the safe return of trafficking victims.
Read MoreDomestic workers in Oman face forced labour conditions, the new Global Estimates report show a large increase in the number of people living in modern slavery, and EU draft rules banning the import of products made with forced labour are expected this week.
Read MoreOur latest data report offers detailed insights into migration in East Africa, migrants call for safer pathways to the U.S. after dozens die in a sweltering trailer, and experts raise concerns about the treatment of immigration detainees in Malaysia.
Read MoreAn IOM study finds trafficking in Niger affects significantly more women than men, the EU presents recommendations for an import/export ban on products made with forced labour, and UNODC uncovers the widespread exploitation of refugees in a Malawian camp
Read MoreA scheme to establish a conflict-free supply of minerals may be laundering them instead, Human Rights Watch warns of heightened trafficking risks for Ukrainian refugees in Poland, and a Hong Kong judge directs police to investigate a domestic worker’s sexual assault complaint.
Read MoreA new report finds that nearly all Kenyan migrant workers are exploited in GCC countries, Australia strengthens its modern slavery response, and thousands of unaccompanied child asylum seekers are missing in Austria.
Read MoreThe Somali CSO Coalition, GIZ and Freedom Collaborative release a new report on trafficking and risky migration, Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation finds that ethnic minorities are most at risk of trafficking in Viet Nam, and the U.S. bans imports from another Malaysian glove manufacturer.
Read MoreIris Global highlights the need for anti-trafficking resources in multiple languages, the CSO Coalition publishes its extensive survey of migrant workers in the Thai seafood industry, and People Serving Girls at Risk (PSGR) reports a spike in cases in Malawi.
Read MoreHuman rights groups in Mali urge the government to end descent-based slavery, The HUG Project launches a new handbook for online child abuse survivors, and coronavirus infections surge in crowded Rohingya refugee camps.
Read MoreAP uncovers human trafficking amid Burkina Faso’s mining towns, The Fuller Project explains how domestic workers are using social media to publicize their plight, and Walk Free looks at digital insights in modern slavery reporting.
Read MoreKenyan children face a greater threat of abuse under pandemic restrictions, Re:Structure Lab publishes key requirements for human rights due diligence legislation, and Freedom Network USA launches a toolkit for survivors starting work as changemakers.
Read MoreSalvation Army provides support for people stranded at South Africa’s borders, Candle of Hope starts a project with transport actors on human trafficking along Kenya’s transit routes, and APAM urges immediate action to prevent further attacks on persons with albinism in Malawi.
Read MoreSalvation Army provides support for people stranded at South Africa’s borders, Candle of Hope starts a project with transport actors on human trafficking along Kenya’s transit routes, and APAM urges immediate action to prevent further attacks on persons with albinism in Malawi.
Read MoreFreedom Collaborative and MNAT publish a new report on Malawi’s trafficking routes, Liberty Shared and other organizations identify further mistreatment of palm oil workers, and Chab Dai Cambodia and BDCF highlight an increase in bride trafficking.
Read MoreEACRN works to strengthen child protection policies and implementation across the region, COFH provides safe spaces for Somali women and girls to discuss their realities in their communities, and stakeholders from Kenya and Somalia come together to address the surge of organ trafficking cases.
Read MoreThe BBC uncovers widespread and unreported child abduction in Kenya, organizations mark 20 years of the UN Trafficking Protocol, and Embode reports on the regulatory and systemic factors that lead to the abuse of Malaysian migrant workers.
Read MoreCOHF has been educating vulnerable communities in Somaliland on the realities of human trafficking, while Willow International has trained law enforcement and immigration officers, and we look at the Good Samaritan Association’s work in sheltering and rehabilitating sex trafficking victims.
Read MoreKenya’s migrant workers seek urgent repatriation from Beirut’s disaster zones, GRETA calls for the rights of trafficking victims to be fully respected during the pandemic, and we discuss the importance of systematizing data on the Delta 8.7 knowledge platform.
Read MoreEARCN publishes the findings of its child trafficking data collection project, Walk Free examines the vulnerability of girls and women to modern slavery, and Transparentum uncovers a disturbing trend in the Indonesian apparel industry.
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