We remember. We act. 25 March 2019 Blog The best way to remember is to act, blogs Richard Benjamin from the International Slavery Museum
Niger: “fifth wife” slavery practice outlawed 15 March 2019 News Hadijatou Mani, forced into sexual slavery as a “fifth wife”, wins against her former master.
Let’s give women tools to live their lives in freedom 8 March 2019 Blog If women affected by slavery have the right tools, they can drastically change their lives.
Precarious journeys of Vietnamese children trafficked to Europe 7 March 2019 News Report: EU Governments ‘pass the buck’ for protecting thousands of Vietnamese children trafficked through Europe.
Trafficked and unaccompanied children need specialist support 22 February 2019 Blog Catherine Baker from ECPAT UK on the guardianship system to protect trafficked children in the UK.
Cotton Crimes persist 24 January 2019 Blog Rocio Domingo Ramos reports on recent forced labour-powered cotton harvest in Central Asia
Slavery victims face a hostile bureaucratic system 22 January 2019 Blog Anna Sereni on how support for slavery victims in the UK is getting worse, not better.
Nepal: building resilience to trafficking 14 December 2018 Blog Kriti Vaidya from CWISH Nepal on their work supporting girls to become resilient to trafficking.
70 years on, human rights remain central to the fight against slavery 7 December 2018 Blog The importance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in the anti-slavery struggle
Bolsonaro election raises fears for Brazil’s anti-slavery progress 22 November 2018 Blog Chris O’Connell on the threat Jair Bolsonaro poses to Brazil's ‘model’ anti-slavery system