The Freedom Fund have recently published their Slavery Research Bulletin for August 2024, covering issues on commercial sexual exploitation of children in Bangladesh, the many gaps in addressing technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV), the trafficking risks faced by Ethiopian women before departing their home country, along with many more.
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RENATE members “Different and Equal” recently welcomed the delegation from Tajikistan to Albania with the support of IOM Albania. This meeting served as a platform to discuss the programs and services offered by the organization to victims of trafficking, including the reintegration model, the legal framework for victim protection, and strategies for victim identification and economic empowerment.
The session also facilitated an exchange of experiences between the two countries, focusing on Referral and Victim Protection Mechanisms, the legal framework, Standard Action Procedures, and the management of cases involving victims of trafficking and gender-based violence. This collaborative effort underscores the commitment of Different and Equal to share best practices and strengthen the global fight against human trafficking.
Sr. Imelda Poole IBVM was conferred a Doctor of Humane Letters at a graduation ceremony held at Liverpool Cathedral on Thursday 25 July.
She received the award in recognition of her internationally recognised work to combat human trafficking and her dedication to ending modern slavery through her roles with the Mary Ward Loreto Foundation and the charity she co-founded, Religious in Europe Networking Against Trafficking and Exploitation’ (RENATE).
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