We are pleased to share two insightful reports authored by RENATE Working Board Member for Ireland, Brian O’Toole, Director of the Presentation Sisters Justice Desk.
A powerful short film by RENATE, Beyond Borders explores the harsh realities of human trafficking and exploitation in Ireland and the UK. Beyond Borders will challenge you to look beyond the surface,
We are pleased to share four important newsletters from our RENATE Network partners: SOLWODI Germany, STOP Trafficking, Secours Catholique,
The ongoing war in Ukraine has tragically fueled an increase in sex trafficking, with traffickers exploiting the chaos and vulnerability caused by the conflict. As RENATE Member Natalia Holynska,
Sr. Viktorija Simic SCSC, has been actively engaged in a variety of initiatives this November, continuing her mission to combat human trafficking and raise awareness among youth and the broader community.
November 2024 was once again a busy month for SOLWODI HUNGARY.
We got an invitation by the Hungarian Women’s Lobby to be member of a panel at
their conference on 12th November 2024 in Budapest,
On 17th October 2024 in Budapest, like in the previous years before, as part of the
European Union’s Anti-Trafficking Day SOLWODI HUNGARY took part of the
international activity.
From 13-17 November 2024, 16 RENATE members gathered at Deurne, a small suburb of Eindhoven, in the Netherlands, to learn about Trauma and Mental health of practitioners working in the field of anti-human trafficking.
RENATE is proud to share the remarkable achievement of our member organization, Caritas Slovakia, whose efforts have culminated in a landmark victory for human rights and justice.
The Religious in Europe Networking Against Trafficking and Exploitation (RENATE) is pleased to present the recording of the online launch for a groundbreaking research report,
On October 18th, Sr. Margaret Gonzi, along with RENATE members in Malta gathered with the residents of Dar Merhba Bik shelter for a special Mass,
At the #EndPovertyDay gathering on October 17, 2024, at Dublin’s Famine Stone along the quays, members of RENATE and APT Ireland, including Brian O’Toole from the Presentation Sisters Justice Desk for Ireland &
