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A country full of culture, unique natural spaces,  indigenous groups and a history shaped by human trafficking that continues to this day: Colombia. Located in the northern part of South America, thi presidential republic is the second largest state on the continent with a population of around 50.9 million people. The country has been criticised […]

How is violence against women reported in the media and how do these reports influence our thinking? For years, German language researchers investigating violence have warned against the use of “domestic abuse” (“Beziehungsdrama”), “family tragedy” (“Familientragödie”) and similar terms. Murder is murder and not a “domestic abuse” and rape is not a “sexual violence” –

Many people understand the term sweatshop to be synonymous with the production of clothing based on the exploitation of labour. In this article we take a closer look at the topic and show what you as a consumer can do about it. WHAT IS A SWEATSHOP? A sweatshop is a production facility in which the

CHILDREN AS GOODS Children are not objects and that they are not the property of someone should not be a 21st century revelation. Sadly, this is not the case, especially these days children are often used, abused and used by others for their own ends. They are treated like objects and private property. Something has

The Hungarian website NEHAGYD (Do not let it happen), which is funded by the International Organization for Migration (IOM), aims to raise public awareness of human trafficking. The articles on the website clearly describe the risk factors for becoming a victim of human trafficking and the characteristics of the perpetrators. VICTIMS USUALLY COME FROM DEPRIVED

There is minimum age for human trafficking – trafficking in babies is a booming business. Investigators recently uncovered a gang of criminals who traded in newborn babies. The babies reached Ukraine via Asia and were sold from there to wealthy European countries – Austria was sometimes a destination for the victims of these unscrupulous human

From July to early September the eyes of the (media) world were on Japan. The Olympic Games, followed by the Paralympic Games, were both being held in Tokyo. Fortunately the media attention was not limited to medals and records but also covered protests and criticisms of these major events. HEADLINES FROM TOKYO In the run-up

People in many professions are suffering due to restrictions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Sex work is no exception – on the contrary. Unemployment and homelessness are the order of the day. Sadly, the financial aid promised by the state is anything but a light at the end of the tunnel. EMPTY PROMISES “Single-person companies

Embedded in the centre of Latin America, Paraguay plays a major role as an origin and transit country for human trafficking. The country’s economy has grown significantly over the past years, sadly little of this prosperity has reached everyday people. Thousands of people still live in extreme poverty. For many there is still a crushing

Sandra Norak is one of the few women who managed to escape prostitution. She not only managed to get away, but also managed to complete her high school diploma, study law and find her way into her current role as an activist. Today we are sharing the story of a woman which is filled with