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Fighting Fire with Fire: Using Technology to Thwart Human Trafficking
Guest Post By: Cleo Tung Master of Philosophy, Criminological Research University of Cambridge Cleo Tung holds a Master of Philosophy in Criminological Research from the University of Cambridge. As a 2010 Gates...
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Story of Hope: Shamita and Kala Flee From Trafficking to Open Tea Shop
In the mountains of Katmandu, Nepal up a winding cobblestone street surrounded by ancient Nepalese buildings, garlic cloves hang from windows and hay bales dry in the sun. Women dressed in traditional...
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Back to Our Beginning: Montego Bay, Jamaica
“We call it a different name, we call it survival.” In one simple sentence our partner in Montego Bay, Jamaica defined the challenge to combatting sex trafficking in the country. With the...
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Unavoidable Destiny | Legally a Criminal, Legally a Victim: The Plight of the Bottom
Looking back at the 18 months of my victimization by a “guerilla pimp” (most abusive type of pimp), I have to make an honest decision in regard to my actions. While under...
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Return to India: From Children’s Songs to Trafficker’s Woes
In the midst of 2009 and world-wide economic contraction, Timothy and Joyce founded “Sparsh” which means “to touch” and the way they have touched so many lives in such a short time...
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