An editorial in “*The Guardian*” newspaper reflects on the decision of the French parliament to criminalize the buying of sex. Having noted the objections and arguments put forward by those who disagree...

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The Santa Marta Group, founded in 2014, is an alliance of international police chiefs and Bishops from all over the world who work with civil society to eradicate human trafficking and provide...

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“You don’t hire a woman like you hire a car. Our society should no longer tolerate it.” These are the words of the head of the French socialist party on 6 April...

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A former Kuwaiti ambassador to Zimbabwe has been charged with human trafficking after his role in luring two hundred women from Zimbabwe to Kuwait came to light. These women had been offered...

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APT is a founding member of RENATE (Religious in Europe Networking Against Trafficking and Exploitation) and our partner organisations in this network are doing excellent work across Europe to eradicate the scourge...

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In an article in a journal with the odd name *Inquisitr*, writer Jinger Jarrett claims that human trafficking causes about 30,000 people to be sold into slavery every year in South...

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It is widely known that one of the high priorities for Pope Francis is the issue of trafficking. Quite frequently in his talks and writings he cries out in protest against this...

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On Monday 30th November, RTE broadcast a documentary at 9.35pm titled ‘Sex for Sale’. This documentary was an eye opener into the link between organized prostitution and organized crime, money laundering, gender inequality...

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A hundred youth leaders from around the world met last month in the Vatican to commit themselves more earnestly than ever to fight against human trafficking. This so-called “industry” is believed to...

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On Saturday 21st November, ten people joined Srs Rita Minehan, Mary Ryan and Catherine Dunne, members of APT in the lovely setting of Solas Bhride to follow the training for...

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