Sunday the 23rd of February, 2014 was a historic day for Mallow as  the Young Social Innovators class at St Mary’s Secondary School, hosted Mallow’s first ever Colour Run. It...

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The theme of Fraternity and Human Trafficking has been chosen by the National Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Brazil for 2014. The motto that has been chosen is “It is for freedom that...

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Written by Donal Dorr A very moving account of the reality of prostitution was given by Ms Mia de Faoite at the  conference in the Osbourne Centre at the National...

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An interesting and helpful suggestion about how to combat trafficking for sexual exploitation has come recently from South Africa. What follows is a slight adaptation of that suggestion. A law...

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In the Irish Times of 28 December Fionola Meredith published an opinion piece in which she put forward a very strong critique of the ‘Turn Off the Red Light’ (TORL)...

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APT member, Eilis Coe, reflects on what it would really mean for victims of trafficking if our Christmas Light was truly the Lamb of God? As our days become shorter...

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by Donal Dorr The Sunday Times magazine for 15 December 2013 has a truly horrifying story about trafficking of people—mainly teenage girls—into Britain from Vietnam, China, Nigeria, and other countries....

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Speaking at the annual event marking World AIDS Day, organized by Trocaire and the Faculty of Theology at St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, Maura O’Donohue spoke of the common factors she...

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Posted by Isabelle Smyth Pope Francis is so concerned about human trafficking that he made it the sole subject of his address to a new bunch of 17 diplomats assigned...

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Maura O’Donohue and Donal Dorr highlight two key points from a recent report. Author and journalist Michael Grothaus explains how different anti-trafficking agencies are beginning to cooperate far more effectively...

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