Ban Ki-moon: «Criminal trafficking networks thrive in countries where the rule of law is weak»
The United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon issued a message on the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons on marked on July 30, writes Panorama.am citing UN Office in Armenia.
Let’s give hope to all human trafficking victims!!
The second annual World Day against Trafficking in Persons is being marked on 30 July 2015. Read More
Armenia once more is in the 1 Tier of countries combating with human trafficking
Once more Armenia has been categorized in the 1 Tier of countries combating with human trafficking by U.S. Department of States’ annual Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report. Read More
Secretary Kerry Hosts the 2015 Trafficking in Persons Report Launch Ceremony
Today, Secretary of State John Kerry will release the 2015 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report at the U.S. Department of State, writes U.S. Department of States web-site. Read More
What will it take to get social media companies to protect children?
Controversial sites ask.fm and Yik Yak are trying to improve child protection, but many social media companies are accused of not taking online safety seriously, writes TheGuardian in its review about children protection in Social Media. Read More
New application is available on antitrafficking.am web-site: check your knowledge about trafficking
Starting from now each user of antitrafficking.am web-site has a brilliant opportunity to check their knowledge about human trafficking with the help of our new application-questionnaire. Read More
Fifa and FA must do more to stop young people falling victim to fake agents
Football bodies and government need to tackle illegal recruitment practices to protect young people and the reputation of the sport
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Ivory Coast frees 48 child slaves, arrests traffickers
Dakar – Police in Ivory Coast freed 48 child slaves in raids on plantations in the country’s Western cocoa belt and arrested 22 people accused of trafficking or exploiting children, Interpol said on Monday. Read More
Over 500 Nepalese children sold into cheap labour and sex slavery in India after country’s devastating earthquake
The human traffickers have returned to the India-Nepal border in Uttar Pradesh, writes PIYUSH SRIVASTAVA for DailyMail.
These criminals have once again become active after the April 25 earthquake in Nepal, and are trafficking unsuspecting Nepalese minors by promising them jobs in India. Read More
Migration and trafficking by the language of art
On May 27, “Armenian Caritas” benevolent NGO (benevolent non-governmental organization) organized an exhibition in state College of fine arts after P. Terlemezyan, at which the works of students of the college were presented. Students tried to express their understanding of migration and trafficking by the language of expressive arts. Read More