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The disappearance and recovery of nine year old Charlotte Sena highlighted the continued need for child advocacy organizations like The Ride for Missing Childre

New Delhi, May 26 (IANS) In the year 2000, when she visited a red-light district for a photography project, something changed within her. Something that shook her completely. That moment, photographer Leena Kejriwal knew that she wanted to do more with he

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Mumbai: Mobile and skill gaming platform (MPL), in collaboration with Missing Link Trust, has launched a campaign called #SaveOurMissingGirls to raise awareness about human trafficking. The campaign was announced on the eve of the United Nations’ World Day against Trafficking in persons. It aims to spread awareness of the dark world of human trafficking through a role-playing

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], April 12 (ANI/PR Newswire): Mobile Premier League (MPL), one of the worlds largest mobile eSports and skill gaming platforms, has onboarded the worlds first anti-trafficking game called MISSING on its platform jointly with the Missing Link Trust, an NGO which combines art and technology to create mass awareness in order to prevent sex trafficking.

Mobile Premier League (MPL), one of the worlds largest mobile eSports and skill gaming platforms, has onboarded the worlds first anti-trafficking game called MISSING on its platform jointly with the Missing Link Trust, an NGO which combines art an

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. Mobile Premier League (MPL), one of the worlds largest mobile eSports and skill gaming platforms, has onboarded the worlds first anti-trafficking game called MISSING on its platform jointly with the Missing Link Trust, an NGO which combines art and technology to create mass awareness in order to prevent sex trafficking. Business News | MPL Onboards Worlds First Anti-trafficking Game, MISSING for a Cause Developed by Missing Link Trust.

Another cyclone has come and gone, yet parts of the Sundarbans are yet to recover from the economic aftereffects of the 2020 storm.

Today the Thomson Reuters Foundation announced the winners of its annual Stop Slavery Award. Held virtually for the first time, this years ceremony recognised companies, non-profit organisations and individuals making vital contributions to combatting slavery - a multi-billion-dollar industry estimated by the International Labour Organization and Walk Free Foundation to affect more than 40 million people worldwide. Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), ARMEDANGELS and Missing Link Trust are amo...

By Reuters Staff 3 Min Read LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - U.S. technology giant Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co won the top honour at a global anti-slavery award on Thursday for tackling the risk of forced labour in its supply chain. German fashion label ARMEDANGELS and Indian campaign group Missing Link Trust were also commended in the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s Stop Slavery Award which has eight categories for companies and NGOs setting an example in efforts to end slavery. HPE - jo...