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Human trafficking a tool for armed groups to finance activities, boost recruitment

January 7, 2019

Human trafficking a tool for armed groups to finance activities, boost recruitment via UNODC

The ‘Irish were slaves’ myth is a toxic falsehood

August 24, 2018

The ‘Irish were slaves’ myth is a toxic falsehood by Rupen Savoulian in Tuck Magazine

Poetry

July 18, 2018

Poetry by Renee Drummond-Brown in Tuck Magazine

Women Aid Human Trafficking

January 17, 2018

Women Aid Human Trafficking by Jambiya Kai in Tuck Magazine

The Libya Slave auction and the untold story of Slavery

December 29, 2017

The Libya Slave auction and the untold story of Slavery by Ogunniyi Abayomi in Tuck Magazine

Poetry

November 30, 2017

Poetry by Ngozi Olivia Osuoha in Tuck Magazine

Trafficking of Human Beings: A challenge for the EU

July 31, 2017

By Anant Mishra and Richa Chadha Introduction With the massive

From forced labour in fairs to child begging, US study reveals new forms of slavery

April 4, 2017

Robert Galbraith/Reuters By Anastasia Moloney From the exploitation

Child trafficking: A menace in India

December 21, 2016

Reuters photo By Jose Kalathil According to Walk Free

Tears of Shame

September 9, 2016

By Zeeshan A. Shah If you wish to thrive

The Forgotten

September 1, 2016

Jewel Samad/AFP By Zeeshan A. Shah On August 30th every

Early African Historians’ Writings Before 1945: Precursors of Modern African Historiography

August 2, 2016

By Durodola Tosin This essay intends to examine the ways

Please don’t call me ‘Third World’

July 22, 2016

By Joe Khamisi I get furiously disgusted when I hear

DRC: The challenges faced by domestic workers in Goma

July 22, 2016

Paul Bettings By Byobe Malenga A shortage of employment

Poetry

June 7, 2016

Bruce Davidson By Renee Drummond-Brown

Activists hope Mauritania court rulings signal ‘beginning of the end’ for slavery

May 26, 2016

REUTERS/Joe Penney By Kieran Guilbert (Thomson Reuters Foundation) A

Human Trafficking: Modern Day Slavery in Your Community

May 20, 2016

By Cynthia M. Lardner The young lady doing your manicure,

The UCL Festival of Culture 2016

May 16, 2016

By Michael Organ Five free days of culture UCL’s, (University

Leader in anti-slavery fight says global effort “has failed” so far

April 8, 2016

Reuters/Damir Sagolj By Ellen Wulfhorst (Thomson Reuters Foundation) The fight

Observations of an Expat: A Statute of Limitations on National Guilt

April 1, 2016

By Tom Arms I propose a statute of limitations on

Trial of former rebel leader Bosco Ntaganda begins at the ICC

September 3, 2015

By Sylvain Muyali Nicknamed ‘The Terminator’, General Bosco Ntaganda

Is Slavery the cause of Africa’s underdevelopment?

August 10, 2015

A case study of Nigeria By Ajise Vincent In

The political crime of Belgium in the Congo

December 17, 2014

By Joel Savage In 1914, when the Germans invaded