Modern slavery takes many forms, including forced labor, servile or forced marriage, debt bondage, human trafficking, forced sexual exploitation, slavery-like practices, and the sale or abuse of children. At its core, it robs individuals of their fundamental freedoms—freedom to choose or refuse work, change employers, or make personal decisions about marriage—all to exploit them for profit or personal gain.
Contemporary artist Lise Ansley captures a bartering transaction between a trafficker and a victim—a moment just before...
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At the bustling Delhi Metro Station, Samar* stood disoriented, unknowingly drugged by exploiters, lost in the tide of...
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According to the International Labour Organization, an estimated 20,000 children are living and working in slavery in...
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Transit monitors play a critical role in preventing human trafficking by placing trained monitors at strategic transit...
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Many Cambodian children lack access to education, which, along with severe poverty, makes them vulnerable to human...
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Vin Thy Chan*, a young survivor of sex trafficking in Cambodia, is portrayed in this painting by artist Kathy Morris....
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Meena left her home in Nepal, hoping to find a job abroad that would help support her family. But upon arrival in a new...
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The informant spoke in a rushed, trembling voice, recounting the horrors she had witnessed while working undercover at...
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To combat human trafficking, our partner Love Justice International employs a unique and highly effective strategy...
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Standing at a mere five feet, Harriet Tubman was an extraordinary figure in American history, known for her courage,...
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