Criminals misuse technology during all stages of the human trafficking crime. One of the most frequent examples is the use of online platforms to advertise victims of trafficking for sexual...

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The 2023 Annual Evaluation Report of the National Rapporteur on Trafficking in Human Beings focuses on the period of January – December 2022, and is the second national report since the...

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APT member, Sr. Eilis Coe, RSC, speaks to Dr. Matt Treacy, author & commentator at gript.ie, on the very real and distressing situation of Human Trafficking in Ireland, under the...

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In advance of the 78th Session of the United Nations General Assembly, the Presentation Sisters Justice desk for Ireland and England, issue an open invitation to attend a workshop hosted...

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Congratulations to Mr. Tim Hill, MBE, CEO of Stella Maris Global maritime charity which has announced the launch of a brand-new version of its Port Chaplain Directory, a vital tool...

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Photo by CoWomen on Unsplash People with disabilities are more likely to experience human trafficking than their peers. Why is their risk greater and why are they not being adequately protected? On 31 August...

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The Season of Creation begins on September 1, World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, and ends on October 4, the feast of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint...

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The Congregation of the Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Apostles (the OLA Sisters) are continuing their Reel series on Human Trafficking in Ireland. Thanks to their webinar/panel discussion on...

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Best wishes to our colleagues at AMRI, currently participating in World Youth Day events in Portugal this week. Starting 30 July, everyone can embark on a spiritual journey for the...

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APT/AMRI collaborate with colleagues from MECPATHS, Cork Against Human Trafficking, The Immigrant Council of Ireland, The Migrants Rights Centre Ireland, Ruhama, Maynooth University, Akidwa, The International Organisation for Migration, the...

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