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Religious Sisters At Forefront Of Fight Against Human Trafficking, Slavery

UNITED NATIONS (CNS) — A worldwide network of 2,000 Catholic religious sisters marked the 10th anniversary of its efforts to combat human trafficking and slavery July 29. Speaker

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Better Companies, Better World Linda Haydock, SNJM To change corporate business practices on human trafficking is a long-term, demanding, and often daunting task. Let us celebrate

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Catholics Say: Stop The Inhumanity!

On Thursday, July 18th The Alliance to End Human Trafficking was proud to gather with hundreds of other Catholics from across the country for a day of action in Washington DC

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World Day Against Trafficking in Persons July 30, 2019

July 30 is designated as World Day Against Trafficking in Persons by the United Nations. Human trafficking is defined as the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring,

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An Italian Nun’s Expert Advice: What You Can Do To Fight Human Trafficking

Denver, Colo., Jul 1, 2019 / 03:48 am (CNA).- Human trafficking is “happening closer to us than we think,” and Catholic groups are increasingly committed to fighting it through

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Inside Look At How A Hotel Giant Is Preventing Sex Trafficking

The front line of stopping sex trafficking could be at the front desk. Soon, the state may require all hotels to train their staff to recognize the signs of a trafficking victim. B

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Alliance to End Human Trafficking Names Jennifer Reyes Lay Executive Director

June 7, 2019 Cleveland Ohio The The Alliance to End Human Trafficking (AEHT) is proud to announce that it has hired Jennifer Reyes Lay as Executive Director, effective July 1,

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Are Migrant Children Welcomed in Jesus’ Name? by Jeanne Christensen, RSM World Refugee Day is June 20. On that day, people all around the world will remember those refugees and i

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The Power of Why?: Addressing the Root Causes of Human Trafficking by Ann Scholz, SSND, Associate Director for Social Mission, LCWR There is an old, and perhaps over-used sto

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Transparency Throughout Agricultural Supply Chain in Regard to Human Trafficking Targeted

Retail sellers of agricultural products, regardless of where the product originated, who do business in Washington and have a worldwide gross receipt of more than $200 million, wou

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MPI to Sign The Code, a Pledge to Combat Human Trafficking

April 4, 2019, will be an important day in MPI’s history, as the organization will become a signatory to “The Code,” an important document—and pledge—by a global network

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A Season of New Life and Hope by Sister Kathleen Coll, SSJ Spring 2019, a season of new life and hope, is not disappointing us. Everywhere we look, Earth broke through the wi

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Religious Sisters At Forefront Of Fight Against Human Trafficking, Slavery

August, 2019 Monthly Reflection

Catholics Say: Stop The Inhumanity!

World Day Against Trafficking in Persons July 30, 2019

An Italian Nun’s Expert Advice: What You Can Do To Fight Human Trafficking

Inside Look At How A Hotel Giant Is Preventing Sex Trafficking

Alliance to End Human Trafficking Names Jennifer Reyes Lay Executive Director

June, 2019 Monthly Reflection

May, 2019 Monthly Reflection

Transparency Throughout Agricultural Supply Chain in Regard to Human Trafficking Targeted

MPI to Sign The Code, a Pledge to Combat Human Trafficking

April, 2019 Monthly Reflection

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