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July 27, 2015 Dominique Opinion
How To Start Shopping Ethically
Over the past three years we’ve learned a lot about labor abuse, human trafficking and how spending money thoughtfully can create a huge impact. Here are some of the questions I'm asked most frequently and what I understand today!
July 24, 2015 Cazzie Reyes Story
Business with a Conscience: Certifications and Ethical Practices
From benefit corporations to certified B corporations and direct trade to fair trade, there are several business practices that incorporate social responsibility and support ethical consumption.
July 21, 2015 Caleb Benadum Video
How Lithuania Responded to a TIP Report Downgrade
In 2013, Lithuania was ranked as a Tier 2 country. Previously a Tier 1 country, the downgrade caused a "scandal." But it also helped. Watch the video to learn how!
July 20, 2015 Infographic
The Cost of Ending Slavery
Kevin Bales' estimates on how much it would take to free today's slaves.
July 16, 2015 Kristen Wainscott Video
"Have You Heard of Me?"
Bacha bazi is the practice of men preying upon younger boys, many times stating that they are apprentices, and ultimately using them for their own sexual pleasure.
July 16, 2015 Cazzie Reyes Opinion
Robots and Trafficking
The show Humans depicts robots as domestic helpers, crop harvesters and sex workers and poses ethical questions revolving around inhumane treatment and exploitation.
July 13, 2015 Jessica Munoz Opinion
Human Trafficking is a Health Care Professional Issue
Children being sold for sex or “prostituted” need to be recognized and identified as victims of child abuse.
July 10, 2015 Onya Edwards Opinion
The Secret Victims of Sex Trafficking
What are the provisions for male victims? More importantly, what can be done to make their circumstances and needs known in the anti-trafficking field?
July 09, 2015 Caleb Benadum Opinion
The TIP Report's Dreaded Tier 3
Twenty-three countries made the bottom tier in 2014; how many will make it this year? Did anybody improve?
July 08, 2015 Cazzie Reyes Video
Freedom for Five, Freedom for Five Hundred
In 2005, Hurricane Katrina whipped through the southern part of the United States. Most haven’t heard of the 500 Indian men exploited to work as welders and pipe fitters on the damaged oil rigs in the U.S. Gulf Coast.
