By Nina Smith Editor’s Note: Nina Smith is the founding CEO of GoodWeave International, a California-based non-profit organization that works to stop child labor in the carpet industry. In a small village in central Afghanistan, 13-year-old Basma is about to…
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HopeNow meets more trafficked menHopeNow is meeting more trafficked men, both in our outreach work and through referrals from other people whom HopeNow has previously helped. In the beginning of this Summer we have already identified three trafficked men. A…
HopeNow møder flere handlede mændHopeNow møder flere handlede mænd, både i vores opsøgende arbejde og ved henvisning fra andre mennesker, som HopeNow tidligere har støttet. I starten af sommeren har vi allerede identificeret en mand fra vest og en fra øst…
By Allyssia Alleyne How many slaves work for you? If you’ve answered “zero,” you’re probably way off. At least that’s the premise behind Slavery Footprint, an online survey developed by the U.S. State Department and anti-slavery organization Made in a…
"End Slavery Now' has relaunched its website to help people understand more about global slavery and unite those fighting to stop it. The U.S.-based abolitionist group, founded in 2009, produced the new site to show the global reach of modern…
On the streets of Kathmandu, the sight of people begging for kidney treatment has become common. The capital of Nepal is no different from many places in the world where aging populations, poor diets and no health insurance systems mean…
The FBI has shut down a website advertising children for prostitution - a move made as part of a broader crackdown on the sex trafficking of minors, law enforcement sources told CNN on condition of anonymity.
I n v i t a t i o n TRAFFICKED Historien om sex trafficking... Søndag den 29. juni, 2014, kl. 16:00 i Studenterhuset Vi håber at se dig til en spændende eftermiddag dedikeret til oplysning om menneskehandel i alle…
The CNN Freedom Project first exposed the horrific practice of organ trafficking in Egypt, with the documentary "Death in the Desert". Now we travel to a tiny district in Nepal where hundreds of people have had their kidneys stolen by…