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Friday, November 29, 2024

Towards 30 Years of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action: Unite to End Violence Against Women

The 16 Days of Activism is a global campaign to unite communities, amplify voices, and take action to end gender-based violence and promote equality for all.

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Towards 30 Years of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action: Unite to End Violence Against Women

The 16 Days of Activism is a global campaign to unite communities, amplify voices, and take action to end gender-based violence and promote equality for...

Journalists Lead the Fight Against Child Labour and Human Trafficking

Journalists: Leading the Fight for Human Rights Protection in Lesotho

Empowering journalists in Lesotho to protect human rights through EU-funded training, focusing on child protection, trafficking, and disability rights...

Disabilities

World Vision in Zambia and its partners celebrate the 2022 International Day of Persons with Disabilities

World Vision in Zambia was among the government and civil society organisations that recently participated in the 2022 International Day of Persons with...

Survivors’ journey from silence

Anti-trafficking survivors’ conference opens in Myanmar on 5 June They’d spent months, years in silence. They were silent when their passports were...

What do you know about preventing human trafficking?

By Matt Stephens, Child Protection, World Vision United States If you knew the risks of human trafficking, would you still take those risks to provide for...

A love of video games ended up with Thinh being stuck on a fishing boat, with the teenager forced to haul in cuttlefish every night while his family had no idea where he was.

Lured by traffickers, caught by fishermen

Thinh was addicted to gaming so much that he had to restart grade 11 three years ago. But the teenager nearly didn’t have the chance to resume his...

The broken dream – A story of forced labour

Human trafficking is the world’s fastest growing global crime and the third most profitable organised crime after the trade in drugs and arms trade. An...

Op-Ed: What will you do to alleviate suffering on International Migrants Day?

Imagine that you get a call from your sister’s employer, who is working in another country. She tells you that your sister is very sick and needs your help...

An emotional return home for human trafficking survivors

"I missed you my beloved daughter, said my mother as I ran into her arms, tears streaming down my face,” Sorn (not real name) shares. “Every day, I had to...

Vietnam-China cooperation on combatting human trafficking

Vietnamese and Chinese Governments evaluated their bilateral agreement on the fight against human trafficking at an annual meeting held on September 9th...

Lessons Learned from a Survivor of Trafficking

"Being trapped in another country is like being in prison" - Chetra* says. This father of two was tricked when he travelled from his home in Cambodia to...

How do you prevent trafficking? Keep young people in school

When Sochea's mom died, he dropped out of school. He had to look after his younger siblings and needed to earn money. He thought about working abroad, in...

Human trafficking survivors - Building a support network

According to the Lao PDR Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare and UNICEF, human trafficking is a problem that requires urgent action. Stakeholders have...

Beyond Survival

In this 10-minute video survivors of human trafficking talk in plain words about their experiences before, during and after they had been trafficked...