Tag: human rights obligations

• The Sex Trafficking Debate

  

  In 2014 The International Labour Organization recognized sex trafficking as the fastest-growing business of organized crime, and the world’s third-largest criminal enterprise. Sometimes referred to as the ‘body trade’ – this term implies that reducing of the physical and social being to an economic instrument.  The Debate: Is this the individual’s voluntary labor choice? If…

  April Marie Canillo

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  The Twenty Thirty Project

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