We continue to rejoice in the selection of our colleague Gabriella Bottani as one of this year’s TIP heroes. The selection not only helps bring a spotlight on the issue of human trafficking,
Giving voice to the voiceless in a report launched online 27 June 2019, leading Catholic Theologian, Dr. Anna Rowlands, writing about the experiences – including faith experience- of people living in asylum destitution and the experiences of the refugee support community at the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) UK.
While the work to prevent and combat human trafficking is very demanding and has many guises, it is important to take opportunities to acknowledge and celebrate all that has been gained as a result.
Coinciding with World Refugee Day, the United States State Department launched its Annual Trafficking in Persons Report, for 2019.
While the Report gives an up-to-date profile on 187 countries worldwide with regards to their addressing the crime of Human Trafficking,
We rejoice with Gabriella Bottani, smc, coordinator of Talitha Kum on being recognised amongst the TIP Heroes when the TIP Report for 2019 was launched on Thursday,
Among the resources made available by the UN for World Refugee Day 2019 is this video story of Jihad and his family (1:39),
On 18 June 2019, MWL Foundation’s staff members successfully completed the full Character Driven Leadership training, led by Edlira Gjoni, Next Generation Leader, McCain Institute for International Leadership.
The third and final session of the Inherent Dignity Webinar Series entitled, ‘Prevention of Trafficking: What Governments and Individuals Can Do’ will take place on 25 June,
Pope Francis has made the care of migrants and refugees a major focus of his papacy. No other religious or political leader has done as much as the pope in calling attention to the moral dimensions of the current refugee dilemma and in reminding the world of our shared obligations to others.
Albanians, especially the youth, are one of the most trafficked populations in Europe. Despite only having a population of 2.8 million, Albanian victims of exploitation are found in almost every country in Europe;
A unique collection of stories that give hope in the face of adversity and illustrating how we each have the capacity and power to make a difference in the lives of the most vulnerable.
Until recently, responding to Human Trafficking was considered the task of the police. It is now recognised that healthcare providers have the potential to play a crucial role in human trafficking prevention,
