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Ukraine: Increasing Concerns Over Human Trafficking
As the conflict continues in Ukraine, humanitarian agencies are warning of the increased risk of human trafficking for people fleeing the country.
Join Catholic Sisters In Praying And Working To End Human Trafficking
The fight against human trafficking continues, 15 years after the United States designated today (Jan. 11)Â as National Human Trafficking Awareness ...
Pope Renews Calls For End To Human Trafficking
Pope Francis joined religious and world leaders in calling for an end to human trafficking on 30 July, the World ...
Holy See: Combat Trafficking In Persons Through Culture Of Respect, Dignity
The permanent representative of the Holy See to the OSCE, Monsignor Janusz Urbańczyk, recommends joint efforts in tackling the deep-rooted causes of trafficking in persons through promoting policies capable of guaranteeing work for everyone, while respecting their human dignity.
Making The Fight Against Trafficking A Priority For 25 Years
Soon after his election in 2013, Pope Francis held his first workshop on human trafficking, and I went to the Vatican to ...
Sisters Fight Nigeria Trafficking With Networking, Advocacy And Collaboration
Nigeria has one of the highest rates of human trafficking in sub-Saharan Africa. But a very organized and active network ...
Campaign Aims To Keep Seafarers’ Livelihoods Afloat During Coronavirus Hardships
Invisible to those ashore yet instrumental in keeping afloat the comforts of daily life, seafarers have long seeped through the ...
Sister Eugenia Bonetti on Human Trafficking Victims: Nobody Does This By Choice
The head of the Rome-based ‘Slaves No More’ association discusses her organization’s efforts, inspired by Christ, to help women and girls who are sexually exploited through national and international trafficking.
Catholic Nuns Doing ‘Very Hidden Work’ Are Stopping Pimps And Saving Children
GUWAHATI, India — Sister Rose Paite stepped inside this sprawling city’s main train station and scanned the crowd. She often ...
The Pope, The NFL and the FBI: Stop Human Trafficking Now
The Super Bowl will draw attention to human trafficking for one day. But reducing human trafficking needs to be an ongoing endeavor by businesses, organizations and the public.