Posts Tagged ‘stop trafficking’
Stop Traffiking! – April 2025
The April 2025 edition of Stop Trafficking! is now available. This edition looks at the nexus between Statelessness and Human Trafficking. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees reports there are millions of people around the world who are denied the right to a nationality, they are not recognised as citizens by any country leaving…
Read MoreStop Trafficking October 2024
The October 2024 edition of Stop Trafficking! highlights human trafficking in the hotel industry. The hospitality industry is highly vulnerable to traffickers, especially when it comes to child sexual exploitation, forced prostitution, forced criminality and forced labour in hotels and their supply chains. According to the Polaris Project, 75% of human trafficking survivors report having…
Read MoreStop Trafficking May 2024
The May 2024 issue of Stop Trafficking! focuses on the role of child and forced labour in the fashion industry. According to the International Labour Organisation about 160 million children are involved in labour globally. Many of these are involved in making the clothes we purchase. Articles in the May issue include: Download your copy…
Read MoreStop Trafficking! – March 2024
Fish is a significant source of protein and an essential part of the diet for many people in our world. However child labour and human trafficking taints fish and fish products. The March 2024 issue of Stop Trafficking! reflects on this situation. Forced labour in fisheries is driven by the motivation to reduce costs amid…
Read MoreStop Trafficking – October 2023
The October issue of Stop Trafficking looks at the nexus between domestic violence and human trafficking. Domestic violence is defined as a pattern of abusive behaviour in any relationship that one partner uses to maintain or gain power and control over another partner. Articles in this issue include: Download the October issue of Stop Trafficking…
Read MoreStop Trafficking September 2023
The findings of the 2023 Trafficking in Persons Report (TIP) are highlighted in the September 2023 issue of Stop Trafficking! The TIP Report, produced by the US State Department, is an annual update on the state of global anti-trafficking efforts. Articles in the latest issue of Stop Trafficking! include: In the September 2023 issue of…
Read MoreStop Trafficking August 2023
The relationship between pornography and human trafficking is the theme of the August 2023 issue of Stop Trafficking! Pornography is more accessible in the digital age. The porn industry and sex trafficking are not separate issues. They are inseparably linked. Articles in the latest issue of Stop Trafficking! include: Download the Ausgust edition of Stop…
Read MoreStop Trafficking February 2023
The February edition of Stop Trafficking! looks at how human trafficking is part of all aspects of climate change. A topic of special interest in the 2022 Trafficking in Persons Report was the impact of climate change in exacerbating vulnerabilities and increasing exploitation. Articles in the latest edition of Stop Trafficking include: Download your copy…
Read MoreStop Trafficking January 2023
The theme for the first edition of Stop Trafficking! for 2023 is human trafficking in the massage parlour industry. Article in this issue include the following: Download your January issue of Stop Trafficking! here.
Read MoreStop Trafficking November 2022
The November issue of Stop Trafficking! concentrates on human trafficking and trauma bonding. Trauma bonding is when a trafficker uses rewards and punishments within cylces of abuse to foster a powerful emotional connection with the victim. Articles in the November issue include: Download the November issue of Stop Trafficking! here.
Read MoreStop Trafficking October 2022
The October 2022 issue of Stop Trafficking! explores the victimization of people in the sex trade. The demand for prostitution fuels sex trafficking. Both are part of a system of gender-based domination that makes violence against women and girls profitable. Articles in this issue include: Prostitution and Human Trafficking The Problem of Demand Impact of…
Read MoreStop Trafficking – September 2022
The September 2022 issue of Stop Trafficking! highlights some excerpts from the 2022 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report. Articles in this issue include: Models of Survivor Engagement, State Sponsored Human Trafficking, Forced Labour: the Hidden Cost of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, The Climate Crisis: Exacerbating Vulnerabilities, Forced Labour and the Clean Energy Trasnsition. At…
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