On the occasion of the 107th International Women's Day, The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) announced the implementation of Global Action against trafficking in persons and the smuggling of migrants in thirteen countries.

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Journalist Jamie Paisley has an interesting story about the use of dance as a way of raising awareness of the devastating effects of human trafficking. Jamie spoke with the creators...

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This is an edited version of a story written by Nirmala Carvalho on the Crux website about a programme to rescue children from slavery. In Mumbai, India, every two minutes,...

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Abusers beware: Ireland will close its doors to traffickers and pimps Statement by Turn Off the Red Light campaign The Sexual Offences Bill, including laws to criminalise the purchase of...

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A hundred-and-fifty years ago Josephine Bakhita was born in the troubled Darfur region of Sudan. When she was just nine years old she was taken captive and she was sold...

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In late January 2017 Pope Francis did a long and interesting interview with a Spanish newspaper. Among the many questions he was asked was about his reaction to violence against...

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Listen to Ruth Kilcullen of APT speak to Miriam Gormally from Soul Waves Radio about the upcoming International Day of Prayer and Awareness Raising for Human Trafficking. Ruth and Miriam...

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January 15th was marked as World Day of Migrants and Refugees. The theme for this year was Child Migrants, the Vulnerable and the Voiceless. On Sunday, in St. Peter’s Square,...

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A further positive step for anti-human trafficking activists today as the Sexual Offences Bill passed the committee stage of the Dáil. This Bill, once enacted, will introduce essential Nordic Model...

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The recent 5-day meeting in Rome of representatives from 27 countries of Europe to address issues related to human trafficking has been as source of great encouragement and inspiration to...

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