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Decades of dispossession: Indigenous Brazilians battle to get back land

NNL Staff - November 24, 2018

Employees work in a factory of Babylon Garments in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in this January 3, 2014, archive photo. REUTERS/Andrew Biraj

Bangladesh to Tackle Garment Industry Abuses

Brazil

Brazil’s indigenous people struggle to stave off loggers

Investors

How Investors Can Avoid Forced Labour and Slavery

Police tape stretches across a road as police inspect and guard the area outside the New South Wales (NSW) state police headquarters located in the south western Sydney suburb of Parramatta, Australia, October 2, 2015. REUTERS/David Gray

African girl held as ‘sex slave’ in Australia

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Indian Woman Battered to Death After Gang-Rape

NNL Staff - May 15, 2017

A visitor looks at wedding dresses during an exhibition at the Cultural center building in Ciudad Juarez in this 2012 archive photo. REUTERS/Jose Luis Gonzalez

Sex Trafficking, Child Marriages Linked, Study of Mexico Finds

NetNewsLedger - May 12, 2017

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Former Trump Campaign Official Charged with Human Trafficking

NNL Staff - May 6, 2017

he four-month long Yãkwa fishing ritual of Brazil’s Enawene Nawe tribe, during which food is exchanged between the tribe and the subterranean spiritshe four-month long Yãkwa fishing ritual of Brazil’s Enawene Nawe tribe, during which food is exchanged between the tribe and the subterranean spirits

Brazil Indigenous attacked, hands severed in land dispute -advocates

NNL Staff - May 1, 2017

Brazil

Brazil prosecutors demand answers on names missing from slavery “dirty list”

NetNewsLedger - April 19, 2017

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UN Envoy – Migrants traded in “slave markets” in Libya

NNL Staff - April 12, 2017

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Human Trafficking of Nepali Women to Gulf

NetNewsLedger - April 4, 2017

Spirit Walkers. Photographer: Brendon Forward /Aanischaaukamikw Cree Cultural Institute

Footprints: A Walk Through Generations Exhibit to Open

NNL Staff - April 1, 2017

Several victims of sex trafficking sit in a bar in Kedougou, southeast Senegal, March 29, 2017. Thomson Reuters Foundation/Kieran Guilbert.JPG

Senegal Gold Rush Boosts Human Sex Trafficking

NNL Staff - March 30, 2017

pepsi and coke

Mixed Reviews for Coke and Pepsi

NNL Staff - March 27, 2017

Hajara, 19, and her children await their first hot meal in over two months. They arrived at the Dosseye refugee camp in Chad the previous day after fleeing violence in Central African Republic. UNHCR/C.Fohlen

One in Four Children May Face Severe Water Shortage

James Murray - March 26, 2017

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Sex Slave’s Rescue in Riyadh Reveals Depth of Problem

NNL Staff - March 26, 2017

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