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Winning The War vs Human Trafficking

Published date: 
15 Jul 2009
This article is tells the story of Lara, a fifteen year old who survived human trafficking.

Teen Girls Selling Sex On Craigslist, Police Say

Published date: 
30 Jun 2009

Teenage girls in Canada are selling sex online and police believe it might be related to se-trafficking.

Met Police Clamp Down On Sex Trade In Five Olympic Boroughs

Published date: 
19 Jul 2009
A team of police officers is moving into the five Olympic boroughs to tackle the expected surge in sex trafficking in the run-up to the 2012 games.

Child Labour used in Cosmetics Industry

Published date: 
16 Jul 2009
An investigation by the UK Sunday Times has exposed child labour in eastern India. 

New Anti-trafficking Campaign Launched

Published date: 
14 Jul 2009
Local non governmental organisations and the South African Police Service are to work together in a 2010 anti-human trafficking drive.

2010 To Draw Human Trafficking

Published date: 
7 Jul 2009
The American ambassador Luis CdeBaca has warned South Africans to prepare themselves for an increase in human trafficking during the 2010 World Cup.

Anti-trafficking Plan Unveiled

Published date: 
13 Jul 2009
An anticipated surge in human trafficking during the 2010 Fifa World Cup has prompted a prevention drive by non-governmental organisations and the police.

Gay Abuse Is Not Queer - Homosexual Maltreatment Is Just As Common As Domestic Abuse

Published date: 
6 Jul 2009
Domestic violence in gay relationships is rarely spoken about but psychologist Asiphe Ndlela says is as high as 25 to 33 percent.

Rape Adviser On Child Porn Charge

Published date: 
22 Jun 2009
A rape counsellor from Mpumalanga has been charged with child pornography.

Quarter Of Men Admit Rape - Medical Research Council

Published date: 
18 Jun 2009
One in four men in South Africa have admitted to rape and many confess to attacking more than one victim, according to a study that exposes the country's endemic culture of sexual violence.
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