human trafficking
Beijing+25 Moves to the Next Stage: Vast Uncertainty
Grammy Award-winning singer and a goodwill ambassador for Unicef, Angélique Kidjo performing at an event for International Women’s Day, March 2020. This year was supposed to be a time for heralding women’s rights, but so far that is not working out. ESKINDER DEBEBE/UN PHOTO
This year was intended to be a celebratory time for women: the 25th anniversary of the momentous Beijing conference on women’s rights and how to advance them. It isn’t working out that way, however, as a global health crisis and disagreements among advocates for women rewrite the script.
Stolen Childhoods: The Girls of Ghana’s Lake Volta
Eighteen-year-old Millicent lives at an orphanage and school for formerly trafficked children, in Kete Krachi, near Lake Volta. As a child, she had been forced for years to do such labor as smoking fish captured from the lake. She would ask herself, When will I be rescued from this mess? Now she is free and in school. KAYLA STEWART
SILICON VALLEY TECH GIANTS IN INTERNATIONAL CHILD EXPLOITATION LAWSUIT
I have to warn you up front about this blog and its accompanying article: it's not light nor easy reading; it's heartbreaking in fact. […]
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‘Sextortion’: The Worst Form of Corruption Across the Globe
The Netherlands hosted a conference with governments and the financial sector on human trafficking and slavery, June 2019. Sexual extortion, or “sextortion,” the author says, is a crime against humanity that is not only part of human trafficking transactions but is also found in other arenas of life, from academia to the workplace.
JUST HOW BIG IS THE HUMAN TRAFFICKING PROBLEM?
If you're one of those following all the stories about human trafficking networks, pedophilia, and so on, you'll be interested in these two stories, […]
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UN Women Declares Its Neutrality in the Sex Trade Debate
The intensifying controversy over decriminalizing “sex work” has prompted the head of UN Women to declare its neutrality on the subject, possibly further enflaming the dispute as preparations marking women’s rights begin for 2020. CREATIVE COMMONS
Margot Wallstrom’s Feminist Foreign Policy for Sweden Catches On Globally, She Says
Scenes from a UN women, peace and security in Mali event, with Margot Wallstrom, Sweden’s foreign minister, one of the speakers, Oct. 22, 2015. Wallstrom, who created the world’s first feminist foreign policy, has left the Swedish ministry after five whirlwind years. Her “political engagement,” she said in an interview with PassBlue, is hardly over. RYAN BROWN/UN WOMEN
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