Our friends from @gaatwcanada.bsky.social are organising this webinar to unpack terms related to exploitation and #humantrafficking and their practical application. Sign up to attend here zoom.us/webinar/regi... | @joelquirk.bsky.social

There are just over ten days left until the submissions deadline for this special issue, see the call for papers here antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/at.... If you only see it now, but have a great idea for a paper, you can send an email and request an extension.

If you missed our webinar last night, you can find the recording here. We had speakers from Germany, Peru, and Canada who discussed efforts to hold corporations accountable for #humanrights abuses, including #forcedlabour, in their #supplychains and where these efforts are successful and where not.

Corporate accountability and forced labour in value chains

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Join us for this #webinar on Wednesday where we'll speak about the new special issue of the journal and, more broadly, about holding #corporations accountable for #exploitation and #forcedlabour in their supply chains. Register here mcmaster.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

From our latest issue: a great book review by @ayushmanbhagat.bsky.social 👇🏽

Our new issue is out! It explores the effects of policies aimed at holding corporations accountable for #forcedlabour in #supplychains like #duediligence or transparency legislation (like UK MSA or EU #CSDDD) as well as worker-driven initiatives antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/at... #OpenAccess

Join us at this webinar where we'll present the new issue of the journal, which will focus on corporate accountability for #forcedlabour in #supplychains. We'll have speakers from Canada, Peru, Germany, and India. See more information and register at mcmaster.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

There's a new #vacancy for a research officer at @gaatw.bsky.social, check it out here: gaatw.org/who-we-are/g...

Vacancy Announcement: Programme Officer (Research)

GAATW sees the phenomenon of human trafficking as intrinsically embedded in the context of migration for the purpose of labour.

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Last week, we held a webinar to discuss the latest issue of the journal on the impacts of #climatechange on #migration and #labour. Our speakers came from @gaatw.bsky.social, Georgetown Uni, @freedomfund.bsky.social and @rightslab.bsky.social. You can view the recording here youtu.be/CdL3euTT7ic

How the climate crisis is impacting workers and migrants

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We just received the cover of the forthcoming issue, which we'll publish in the second half of this month! Which article are you most interested in reading?

A reminder about our webinar in 2 days' time. We'll discuss how the #climatecrisis is impacting workers and #migrants, with speakers from @gaatw.bsky.social, Georgetown Uni, @rightslab.bsky.social and @freedomfund.bsky.social. See more information and register here us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Join us at this #webinar where we'll discuss how the #climatecrisis is impacting workers and migrants, with speakers from @gaatw.bsky.social, Georgetown Uni, @rightslab.bsky.social and @freedomfund.bsky.social. See more information and register here us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Reminder that we are accepting submissions for two special issues - on 1) how communities participate in the development of policies & programmes that impact them; and 2) how different marginalised groups and social movements build solidarity. See more at antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/at...

If you'd like to share your feedback about the journal - praise, critique, suggestions for the future, and so on - you can do so via this short, anonymous form. forms.gle/jraHZcVRzrFJ...

Feedback for the journal Anti-Trafficking Review

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Check out our new #callforpapers! This issue will highlight examples of cross-sectoral, cross-movement solidarities to fight marginalisation and oppression 👉🏼https://antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/atrjournal/announcement/view/51 Guest editors @drellac.bsky.social and @joelquirk.bsky.social

We have a new #CallForPapers. This special issue will explore how survivors of #humantrafficking and other communities participate in the development and implementation of policies, programmes, and research that affect them 👉 antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/at...

We're looking for a reviewer of this new book by Stephanie Limoncelli. The deadline is somewhat tight, but if you're interested, please get in touch here or at atr@gaatw.org

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The contemporary movement to fight "modern slavery" has increasingly turned its attention to issues of forced labor, child labor and labor trafficking in a wide variety of industries and supply chains...

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New #CallforPapers! This issue will aim to highlight cases of intersectional, intermovement alliance and solidarity building between different marginalised and oppressed groups. See call 👉🏼 www.antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/at... Guest editors @drellac.bsky.social & @joelquirk.bsky.social

For some families, child marriage is a strategy to deal with the effects of #climatechange. Climate adaptation programmes must include measures that reduce reliance on child marriage such as food security, debt relief, & education for girls: antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/at... #COP30 #UNFCCC

As #COP30 is underway, the #climatecrisis worsens working conditions for millions, destroys people's livelihoods and forces many to migrate under risky conditions, increasing their vulnerability to #humantrafficking. Check out our new issue at antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/at... #UNFCCC

To wrap up on climate and #COP30… And to make clear that despite it technically being off-topic for an account focused around #SexWorkerRights… I'm quoting the latest #ATR 📄 #Reports (🗓️ #October2025). Yes: climate change directly affects work, migration, and trafficking—it's a social issue as well.

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📢Our new issue is out! It examines how #climatechange is reshaping patterns of #migration, deepening #labour precarity, and creating new vulnerabilities to exploitation and #humantrafficking. As always, all articles are #openaccess and available here antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/at... #UNFCCC

In a joint article with RETA for @atrjournal.bsky.social, the Freedom Fund's Ginny Baumann examines what it takes for workers and communities for the Brazilian Amazon to oppose deforestation and slave labour.

📢Our new issue is out! It examines how #climatechange is reshaping patterns of #migration, deepening #labour precarity, and creating new vulnerabilities to exploitation and #humantrafficking. As always, all articles are #openaccess and available here antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/at... #UNFCCC

Our new issue is almost ready! It shows how the climate crisis is exacerbating pre-existing vulnerabilities & forcing people to undertake risky migrations or accept exploitative jobs. It's also making already precarious jobs (e.g. in agriculture, construction, fishing) unbearable...

Four current and former members of our Editorial Board speak about #research and #activism on sx work and #migration, and what it looked like before it was hijacked by #humantrafficking, since the 1980s 😍 #OpenAccess and available here anthrosource.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10....

This article explores the role of family members (especially, but not only, mothers) in the experiences of victims of #humantrafficking in #Peru. #OpenAccess and available at antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/at...

A reminder that there are two more months to submit a paper for our forthcoming special issue on #carework. See the call for papers here: antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/at...

Professor Emerita Kamala Kempadoo, a long-time member of our journal's Editorial Board, has decided to step down from this position due to her retirement from academia. We are immensely grateful for all her years of service and dedication to the journal and we'll miss her! ❤️

This article explores the different family pressures on #migrants and survivors of #humantrafficking from #Albania in the UK and elsewhere - pressure to migrate, pressure to endure exploitation and expectations on return. It's #OpenAccess and available at antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/at...

This new article on @beyondslavery.bsky.social demonstrates how the UK National Referral Mechanism for victims of #humantrafficking does damage to their asylum claims. It's partly based on an excellent article we published in 2024 (this one antitraffickingreview.org/index.php/at...)

Identifying ‘modern slavery’ can damage asylum claims

The UK’s modern slavery identification system slows down asylum claims. It can even undermine them

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