EXPERT VIEWS-Scapegoats to supply chains: Five aims for the anti-slavery fight in 2020Experts say anti-slavery efforts must be guided by survivors, supported by law enforcement and kept at the top of the global activism agenda |
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From tattoos to Christmas cake, 7 unique ways into life after slaveryMore efforts are being taken to help people rescued from extreme exploitation, from using bikes, to cakes to hairdressing, and stop them from returning into a life of servitude |
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Labour unions criticise Cambodia over fresh blow to workers' rightsCambodia passed a law last week that activists say leaves workers vulnerable to abuses in a country where one in 60 people are modern day slaves |
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China scraps extra-judicial forced labour for sex workersThe decision would be effective from Sunday, when all those currently held in detention under the system would be released |
Forced prison labour allegations untrue, China Tesco supplier saysTesco suspended the Chinese supplier of the Christmas cards and said it had launched an investigation |
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