The Human Rights-Based approach requires that human rights are at the core of any anti-trafficking strategy, it seeks to identify and redress the discriminatory practices and unequal distribution of power that underlie trafficking.
The Human Rights-Based approach requires that human rights are at the core of any anti-trafficking strategy, it seeks to identify and redress the discriminatory practices and unequal distribution of power that underlie trafficking.
As part of Human Trafficking Awareness Month, we're looking at two important reports released this month. Mary shared last week about the significant...
This January marks the eighth annual Human Trafficking Awareness Month in the United States. There is no doubt that we are in the midst of an overwhelming...
Today's guest post is written by Sage Britton, a Fall 2017 Research Intern with the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking. Sage is currently a graduate...
The Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) – first passed in 2000 and reauthorized four times since – is the first, most substantial and consequential...
This week marked the release of the 17th annual Trafficking in Persons Report at the U.S. Department of State. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson unveiled this...
Today's post, "American Crime Season 3: A New View of Survivors" by Katherine Miller, takes one more look at the recently concluded ABC series American Crime....
The third season of American Crime, a show on ABC that doesn’t shy away from dark topics that often leave people divided, tackles the complexities of human...
"Ending the Global Crime of Human Trafficking" is part of The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking's Compreh{END} Campaign blog series. It comes on...
For many, she is a source of hope and inspiration, a testament to the resiliency of the human spirit and the epitome of selflessness. The Cambodian woman who...