They’re designed to starve rights-violating firms into closure, but they’re not there to protect human rights
Three anti-trafficking experts explore what funding cuts reveal about the politics of survival in the sector
Critical feedback helped our organisation transform its approach to lived experience. Here’s what we did
The international trafficking response was scattered from day one. Could US funding cuts force unity at last?
Philanthropy shapes the field, but donors have also been shaped by their detractors
Celebrity experts, anti-immigrant agendas and burnout undermine hopes of getting anti-trafficking back on track
‘Decent work’ isn’t always possible. Advocates should stop shying away from criminal justice in anti-trafficking
Freedom Fund’s CEO says it’s ‘ridiculous’ to criticise anti-trafficking as a whole. To be heard, critics must be more precise
At 14 I was assaulted. It was filmed and put online. The images, real and AI deepfakes, continue to haunt me
A whole industry exists to combat abuse and grooming online, but can we trust it to ever find a ‘solution’?
Exclusive: New immigration laws create ‘hierarchy of victims’ that means many are imprisoned and denied help on release
May’s heartless policies will go on tormenting migrant domestic workers long after she steps down as MP
