Anti-Slavery International. This practical “how to” guide draws on the experiences and views of non-governmental organisations and others working with child domestics in Asia, Africa and Latin America, offering useful insights for anyone who wants to help the children concerned. ISBN 0 9009 18 41 1… Keep reading »
Anti-Slavery International, Emily Delap. Tools developed for training research teams who took part in a pilot research project on forced child begging. Aims to provide the reader with the basic skills needed to carry out qualitative research, with a particular emphasis on research with children. ISBN 978-0-900918-74-2… Keep reading »
Anti-Slavery International, Emily Delap. A toolkit outlining qualitative methods for researchers interested in exploring the more exploitative and damaging forms of child begging, where children have been physically forced or coerced into their work. However, manyof the tools and methods can be adapted to find out about the lives of… Keep reading »
Anti-Slavery International, Emily Delap. This report is based on research conducted in Albania and Greece, India and Senegal, and looks at the phenomenon of forced child begging both in its local specifics and global commonalities. Forced child begging involves forcing boys and girls to beg through physical or psychological coercion. Keep reading »
Agents for Change is a briefing that shares reflections on the lessons and challenges of a small research team originally formed to conduct research on long-term outcomes for survivors of slavery in the UK in 2020. The team consisted of three women with lived experience of modern slavery and the… Keep reading »
As the Anti-Trafficking Monitoring Group (ATMG) publishes research and a podcast series on the importance of including survivors in research and building policy responses, one of the peer researchers reflects on what the project and the inclusion of survivors means to her. Credit: Christina@wocintechchat.com… Keep reading »
As the football World Cup in Qatar demonstrated, exploitation of migrant workers in the Gulf remains rampant and severe. In June 2024, Anti-Slavery International was proud to contribute to the launch of the Coalition on Labour Justice for Migrants in the Gulf. This Coalition, co-founded by Anti-Slavery International, Equidem,… Keep reading »
This is a summary of the report ‘Assessing the Modern Slavery Impacts of the Nationality and Borders Act 2022: One Year On’, based on research conducted by the British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL) in partnership with the Human Trafficking Foundation (HTF) and the Anti-Trafficking Monitoring Group (ATMG). Keep reading »
Founded in 1839, we are the world’s oldest human rights organization. We deal with the root causes of slavery and its consequences to achieve sustainable change. Our mission is to stop slavery. But we can’t do it without generous people like you. When someone is freed from modern… Keep reading »