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©Colin Mearns/The Herald
Only a small percentage of the 2.4 million people trafficked
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Safety fears for women
rescued in UK raid
The treatment of 19 women suspected of being trafficked and rescued
in a police raid in Birmingham, has raised serious concerns...
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Feature -- Securing rights for child domestics
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© Anti-Slavery
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Cecilia Flores-Oebanda |
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On 29 November, Ma. Cecilia Flores-Oebanda, founding President and
Executive Director of the Philippine organisation Visayan Forum
Foundation, will receive the 2005 Anti-Slavery Award. Anti-Slavery
International's Sarah Williams recently visited Cecilia and saw
her in action, working to combat child domestic work and related
slavery...
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Leading activist and lawyer Fatimata Mbaye |
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Mauritanian governments have ruthlessly denied slavery's existence,
but now there are signs of change. Africa Programme Officer Romana
Cacchioli spoke to Fatimata Mbaye, President of Association Mauritanien
des Droits de l'Homme (AMDH) about hopes on the horizon...
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