Walk Free highlights how the exclusion of migrant and other vulnerable workers from access to testing, healthcare and financial support, and CBP prevents seafood from a Taiwanese flagged vessel from entering the US.
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Read MoreIOM publications to support the identification of vulnerabilities associated with migration, and ECPAT's new research on children trafficked for the purpose of sexual exploitation in Thailand.
Read MoreThe Business & Human Rights Resource Centre documents more than 2,000 attacks on HRDs, and a Thai coffee brand is finally repaying 200 farmers
Read MoreThe 50th World Economic Forum annual meeting is characterized by the need for action, and a Spotlight legal case focuses on foreign workers stuck in Japan.
Read MoreEarlier this year, Freedom Collaborative conducted a survey of our members to gain insights into the overall perceptions of funder-CSO relationships in the anti-trafficking and modern slavery community. The survey polled a sample of 80 anti-trafficking organizations from 28 countries that work in the field and provide services to victims and vulnerable populations.
Read MoreA significant share of child labor and human trafficking occurs in raw material extraction and agriculture, and female migrant workers continue to experiece exploitation in the Gulf states.
Read MoreLumos aims to change attitudes to volunteering in orphanages, and ultimately end it, and the OSCE classifies more than 600 indicators of human trafficking.
Read MoreApplications for the 2020 Resilience Fellowship are now open, and the UN Special Rapporteurs present new reports.
Read MoreUS blocks import of goods suspected to have been produced with forced labor, and Anti-Trafficking Review analyses public perceptions of human trafficking.
Read MoreThe Special Rapporteur suggests an integral approach which is grounded in international human rights norms, and a new podcast looks into bank data analysis to fight modern slavery.
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