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KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 5 — Communications and Digital Deputy Minister Teo Nie Ching has emphasised the need for more awareness and educational programmes to combat the rising threat...

THE US will assist the Caribbean in its forensic capabilities with help in the establishment of a regional forensic centre in St Lucia.

Trafficking in persons is a national agenda in Thailand, with Thailand recently moving up from Tier 2 watch-list, to Tier 2 ranking on the US Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report. World Vision Foundation of Thailand (WVFT) is a development, h

‘10,000 Nigerian girls forced into prostitution in Burkina Faso’The Nigerian Ambassador to Burkina Faso, Ramatu Ahmed says no fewer than 10,000 Nigerian girls are forced into prostitution…

IN the continuing saga of human trafficking allegations surrounding the United National Congress (UNC), one of its former ministers, Dr Devant Maharaj has indicated his willingness to spill all he knows to the police, against his former colleagues.

In a previous issue of The Islamic Monthly, I examined the pervasiveness of human trafficking in Southeast Asia. This article examines the same issue in [...]

Every year there are more cases of human trafficking in Kazakhstan compared to criminal cases. Police investigations seem to be ineffective.

HRH the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Bahrain has announced new labour market reforms that will replace Flexi Permits. The changes aim to increase protection for expats and streamline processes involved with registering for work or change of jobs.

Proposed set of new labour reforms will replace Flexi Permits and streamline processes involved with registering for work or change of employment

HRH the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Bahrain has announced new labour market reforms that will replace Flexi Permits. The changes will increase protections for expats and streamline processes involved with registering for work or change of jobs.