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In May 2016, The Bakhita Network for the Prevention and Aid for the Victims of Contemporary Slavery in Poland,
On the 22nd September, 2016, the Missing Person’s Families Support Centre in Lithuania held an unveiling ceremony of a specially commissioned sculpture in memory of missing children,
The attached gives us an insight into the lives of “women whose social, individual and family circumstances have led them to crisis situations.”
We are invited to read the women’s stories and engage with them as they work to overcome the traumas experienced through prostitution and at the hands of traffickers.
In July 2016, the Medaille Trust held its third international police and criminal justice partners conference in Bled, Slovenia. The 2 day conference,
23 year old Nadia Murad Bashee Taha, a courageous young Yazidi woman, who survived sexual enslavement by ISIS militants, bravely testified in December 2015 at the first-ever UN Security Council’s session on human trafficking.
RENATE looks forward to the possibilities for internationally progressing the work against human trafficking, as efforts against human trafficking gain prominence in recent months in both the United Kingdom and the United States.
The complexity of human mobility in the Western-Balkans was central to a workshop convened by the OSCE, targeting policy-makers, criminal justice and migration practitioners and other relevant stakeholders from the public and private sectors working in the areas of prevention,
One hundred and fifty international delegates working in various ways to prevent human trafficking and support those who have fallen victim to human trafficking, attended the conference held at the Daughters of Divine Love Retreat and Conference centre (DRACC) near Abuja,
Artists in Motion Exhibitions—Jesuit Refugee Service, Eastern Africa
The Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) in eastern Africa have created a series of exhibitions of art works and installations entitled ‘’Artists in Motion,’’ which help victims of trafficking and exploitation give expression to their experiences.
The STOP Human Trafficking team working at Caritas Slovakia, organised a unique Fashion Show which was held on the 21st August,
Professor Kevin Bales, the world’s leading expert on contemporary slavery, Professor Zoe Trodd, together with contributions from a team of scholars and experts, will offer this online course,
