Articles on this issue "human trafficking"
Here is the statement by Archbishop Francis Chullikatt, apostolic nuncio and permanent observer of the Holy See to the United Nations, at the UN High-level Meeting of the General Assembly on …
read moreThe Commission on the Status of Women, established by the United Nations in 1946, finished its annual meetings (4-14 March 2013) in New York. State representatives were gathered together …
read moreCatholics in England and Wales are being invited to pray for all victims of human trafficking today, the Feast Day of St Bakhita. "The Day of Prayer for the Victims of Trafficking is an …
read moreMillions of victims are caught up in human trafficking -- an umbrella term that includes forced labor, sex trafficking, bonded labor, involuntary domestic servitude and child soldiering. It's …
read moreThe Vatican and groups of women religious have long been actively working to stop the trafficking of persons, and a recent message of support sent by Benedict XVI to a meeting on the issue …
read moreBenedict XVI is lauding the commitment made by women religious to put a stop to human trafficking and rebuild the lives of those victimized by this phenomenon. The Pope affirmed his support …
read moreThe education of would-be victims is one of the keys to putting an end to human trafficking, affirm women religious working against this crime in Thailand. Thailand is again at the Tier 2 …
read moreTwo conditions are needed to keep the process of globalization from becoming tyrannical: respect for the dignity of each person and respect for cultures, a top Vatican official says. That was …
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