INTERNATIONAL WEBINARS ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING 

IN THE LIGHT OF THE “LAUDATO SI” 

AND OF “FRATELLI TUTTI” ENCYCLICALS

Networking of international experts in the fight against human trafficking to promote common understanding and research of this scourge
Anthropological research to rebuild the “Common House” and give hope

Click on the title of the webinar below to be directed to the program
English titles are English-language seminars, in French, in French language
All our webinars are available in our online courses with subtitles in several languages (English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Chinese), to allow a diffusion to the largest possible audience

24 SEPTEMBER 2024 — GLOBAL JUSTICE AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING: TOWARDS A NEW PARADIGM
 

Professor Thomas Pogge (World Poverty and Human Rights): Despite a high and growing global average income, billions of human beings are still condemned to life- long severe poverty, with all its attendant evils of low life expectancy, social exclusion, ill health, illiteracy, dependency, and effective enslavement.
Citizens of the rich countries are, however, conditioned to downplay the severity and persistence of world poverty. Few realize that severe poverty is an ongoing harm we inflict upon the global poor.
If more of us understood the true magnitude of the problem of poverty and our causal involvement in it, we might do what is necessary to eradicate it?
Professor T. Pogge and Rev. Jose Nandhikkara from India discuss poverty and lack of social & economic development as well as the root causes of human trafficking, based on their experience and research

Trafficking

16 OCTOBER 2024 — SIDE EVENT TO THE UNHCR EXCOM — MIGRANTS, REFUGEES, MIGRANT SMUGGLING AND TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS

The intertwined issues of migration, refugee flows, and trafficking in persons form a complex and urgent global challenge. The 2024 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Report estimates 281 million international migrants, including refugees fleeing conflict and persecution. Among these migrants, many are exploited through human trafficking

Trafficking

2 DECEMBER 2024 — EVENT AT THE UN GENEVA — 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SIGNING OF THE FAITH LEADERS’ UNIVERSAL DECLARATION AGAINST SLAVERY (ROME 2 DECEMBER 2014)

Reaffirming the commitment of the religious communities, Catholics, Protestants, Anglicans, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus

NOVEMBER 2024 — LAUNCH AND PRESENTATION OF THE “GLOBAL THEMATIC REPORT ON SPORT TRAFFICKING” RESEARCH PROJECT

Mission 89’s research into the issue will provide a detailed examination of the issue as it exists today, develop educational and vocational programs at grassroots level to empower those most vulnerable to exploitation, and establish a licensing and accreditation system to recognize legitimate institutions from sham organizations exploiting young athletes

Our extensive program is available here

 

Donate — Support our cause!

Our webinars are presented below by topics
Click on the topic to open the list of webinars dedicated to that topic. We develop each theme from one webinar to the next in order to provide a deeper understanding of each topic. Then click on the webinar of your choice to access its detailed program, video and transcripts
The videos and transcripts are translated into 7 languages (English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Chinese) to promote the widest possible diffusion
You will find a list of all our on-demand webinar in the chronological order at the end of the list of topics

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF OUR ON-DEMAND WEBINARS

20 OCTOBER 2020 — THE ROLE OF RELIGIOUS ORDERS IN FIGHTING HUMAN TRAFFICKING — Video

 

27 OCTOBER 2020 — RELIGIOUS WORKING IN INTERNATIONAL ADVOCACY AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING — Video

 

01 DECEMBER 2020 — HEALTH IMPACT OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING: TRAUMA

 

08 DECEMBER 2020 — HEALTH IMPACT OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING: HEALING

 

16 FEBRUARY 2021 — WHERE ARE WE NOW? — INTERNATIONAL PROSECUTION OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING

 

23 FEBRUARY 2021 — WHAT CAN BE DONE? — INTERNATIONAL PROSECUTION OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING

 

2 MARCH 2021 — BEST PRACTICES? — INTERNATIONAL PROSECUTION OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING

 

13 APRIL 2021 — DEMAND AS ROOT CAUSE FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING — SEX TRAFFICKING & PROSTITUTION

20 APRIL 2021 — DEMAND AS ROOT CAUSE FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING — FORCED LABOR — THE IMPORTANCE OF SUPPLY CHAIN CONTROL AND THE ROLE OF CONSUMER

5 MAY 2021 — ROOT CAUSES FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING — THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY

 

11 MAI 2021 — ASPECTS JURIDIQUES DE LA TRAITE DES ÊTRES HUMAINS

18 MAI 2021 — ASSISTANCE HUMANITAIRE ET SOCIALE DES VICTIMES DE LA TRAITE DES ÊTRES HUMAINS

 

22 JUNE 2021 — MODERN SLAVERY AND DECENT WORK

 

12 OCTOBER 2021 — LEGAL APPROACHES TO REDUCING THE DEMAND BEHIND HUMAN TRAFFICKING 

 

16 NOVEMBER 2021 — MIGRATION AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING 

 

8 DECEMBER 2021 — RELIGION AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING 

 

8 FEBRUARY 2022 — SEXUAL SLAVERY — TESTIMONY AND DEFENDING VICTIMS — MIDDLE EASTERN AND NIGERIAN WOMEN ENSLAVED

 

8 MARCH 2022 — WOMEN AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING

14 JUNE 2022 — DEMAND FOR HT: WE ARE ALL RESPONSIBLE FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING AS CONSUMERS OF FORCED LABOR AND SEXUAL SLAVERY. HOW CAN WE END THIS CYCLE ?

 

28 JUNE 2022 — JUSTICE & HT: THE GAP BETWEEN THE LAW AND ITS IMPLEMENTATION IN PRACTICE

 

20 SEPTEMBER 2022 — COUNTERING THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY TO RECRUIT AND CONTROL VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING, ESPECIALLY RELATED TO THE SEX TRAFFICKING OF CHILDREN AND WOMEN

 

6 OCTOBER 2022 — HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND LAUDATO SI’:
TOWARDS A NEW PARADIGM TO ENSURE THE PROTECTION OF HUMAN DIGNITY,
TO PREVENT AND ERADICATE HUMAN TRAFFICKING

 

7 NOVEMBER 2022 — HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND MIGRATION: CURRENT ASSESSMENT OF THE PERILOUS JOURNEY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA

 

29 NOVEMBER 2022 — FORCED LABOR AND TRANSPARENCY OF SUPPLY CHAINS: TOWARDS PRESCRIPTIVE OR LEGAL MANDATORY APPROACHES?

 

6 DECEMBER 2022 — FAITH AND FIGHT AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING: TESTIMONIES OF SISTERS WORKING FOR THE REHABILITATION OF VICTIMS

 

7 MARCH 2023 — ANTHROPOLOGY — FABRICE HADJADJ — VIRTUAL AND REAL WORLDS: HOW TO INHABIT THE DEVASTATED EARTH?

 

14 MARCH 2023 — FROM MOTIVATION TO VOCATION: BRIAN ISELIN’S JOURNEY AGAINST SLAVERY

 

27 MARCH 2023 — SIDE EVENT AT UNITED NATIONS GENEVA — HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN ARMED CONFLICTS AND POST-CONFLICT SITUATIONS

 

25 APRIL 2023 — THE NEEDS AND STORIES OF MALE SURVIVORS OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE, EXPLOITATION AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING

 

27 JUNE 2023 — MALE SURVIVORS OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE: PRESENTATION OF ENA LUCIA MARIACA PACHECO’S RESEARCH

 

 

4 JULY 2023 — SIDE EVENT AT UNITED NATIONS GENEVA — NON-PUNISHMENT OF VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING:
ENHANCING PROTECTION OF VICTIMS

12 SEPTEMBER 2023 — BEST PRACTICES IN HUMAN TRAFFICKING PREVENTION, HEALING, COLLABORATION, AND PROGRAMMES FOR MEN & BOYS

20 SEPTEMBER 2023 — SIDE EVENT AT UNITED NATIONS GENEVA — RAISING AWARENESS ON CONTEMPORARY SLAVERY

 

12 OCTOBER 2023 — LES SOINS DES TROUBLES DU STRESS POST-TRAUMATIQUE POUR LES VICTIMES DE LA TRAITE DES ÊTRES HUMAINS — PTSD CARE FOR HT VICTIMS

 

30 NOVEMBER 2023 — HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND HUMAN RIGHTS

5 DECEMBER 2023 — CHALLENGES AND BEST PRACTICES IN HUMAN TRAFFICKING POLICY, LEGISLATION, INVESTIGATION, AND VICTIM SUPPORT SERVICES FOR MALE VICTIMS

11 DECEMBER 2023 — SIDE EVENT AT UNITED NATIONS GENEVA — REFUGEE PROTECTION AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING: AN IMPORTANT ISSUE FOR THE GLOBAL REFUGEE FORUM 2023

11 JANUARY 2024 — SIDE EVENT AT UN NEW YORK HEADQUARTERS — HUMAN TRAFFICKING PREVENTATIVE STRATEGIES AND CARE OF VICTIMS

 

16 MAY 2024 — THE ESSENTIAL ACTION OF WOMEN RELIGIOUS CONGREGATIONS IN CARING FOR VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND THE URGENT NEED TO SUPPORT THEM

20 JUNE 2024 — SIDE EVENT AT UNITED NATIONS GENEVA — MOBILIZING AGAINST TRAFFICKING, EXPLOITATION, AND MODERN SLAVERY IN SPORT — A CALL TO ACTION

3 JULY 2024 — TESTIMONY OF THE WINNERS OF THE SISTERS ANTI-TRAFFICKING AWARDS 2024: RELIGIOUS SISTERS’ BEST PRACTICES AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING

Registration / Enregistrement

A VIBRANT CALL FOR GLOBAL AND PERSONAL AWARENESS FOR ABOLISHING HUMAN TRAFFICKING

WEBINARS

OCTOBER 16 2024

FROM 1 PM TO 2:30 PM CEST (Geneva Time) (New York ‑6 / Lagos Nigeria ‑1)

 

Registration October 16 2024

OR REGISTER DIRECTLY

OR REGISTER FOR OUR SERIES OF WEBINARS AND BE INFORMED AND REGISTERED FOR EACH NEW WEBINAR AUTOMATICALLY

Register for our Series of Webinars in English at once

 

Please add the email address webinar.host@bigmarker.com to your con­tact list, so that your reg­is­tra­tion con­fir­ma­tion mail won’t go to your spam

Spam set­tings: Please add the email address webinar.host@bigmarker.com to your con­tact list, so that your reg­is­tra­tion con­fir­ma­tion mail won’t go to your spam

Speakers

Watch  good practices leaders for victims of human trafficking

The Ad Laudato Si Forum  brings together international ethical’s top academics, politicians, business, youth, and civil society leaders to engage in addressing the most pressing issues linked to the future of our common world.

 

Pro­fes­sor Michel Veuthey

Ambas­sador of the Sov­er­eign Order of Mal­ta to mon­i­tor and com­bat human traf­fick­ing. Pres­i­dent of the Foun­da­tion Col­lège Uni­ver­si­taire Hen­ry Dunant (CUHD). Doc­tor of Laws of the Uni­ver­si­ty of Gene­va, Pro­fes­sor of Inter­na­tion­al Law at Web­ster Uni­ver­si­ty Gene­va. From 2010 to 2019, Vice-Pres­i­dent of the Inter­na­tion­al Insti­tute of Human­i­tar­i­an Law, San­re­mo. He worked in the Inter­na­tion­al Com­mit­tee of the Red Cross (ICRC) from 1967 to 2000, as head of the Divi­sion of Inter­na­tion­al Orga­ni­za­tions, Del­e­gate Gen­er­al for Europe and North Amer­i­ca, Region­al Del­e­gate for South­ern Africa and the Indi­an Ocean and as Assis­tant to the President. 

Clau­dio Delfabro

Direc­tor of the Depart­ment of Inter­na­tion­al Refugee Law and Migra­tion Law, Inter­na­tion­al Insti­tute of Human­i­tar­i­an Law (IHL). 

Vin­cent Cochetel

UNHCR’s Spe­cial Envoy for the Cen­tral Mediter­ranean Sit­u­a­tion as of 1 June 2017. He assumed since 1 March 2013, the func­tions of Direc­tor of the Bureau for Europe of UNHCR. From 2 Sep­tem­ber 2015 to 1 Jan­u­ary 2017, Mr. Cochetel had also assumed the func­tion of UNHCR’s Region­al Refugee Coor­di­na­tor for the refugee cri­sis in Europe.”

Kendall Alaimo

Sur­vivor of child sex traf­fick­ing and re-exploita­tion. She works glob­al­ly to edu­cate and sup­port those impact­ed by trau­ma while advo­cat­ing for eth­i­cal care for com­plex trau­ma sur­vivors. In 2021, Kendall was invit­ed to address the Unit­ed Nations Gen­er­al Assem­bly. Her art­work and activism were also recent­ly fea­tured on CNN Inter­na­tion­al, Ama­zon News, and BBC Radio. Founder of the Uni­ver­si­ty Alliance on Human Traf­fick­ing. Kendall Alaimo explores trau­ma across the life span, dis­sects com­mon road­blocks to apply­ing cur­rent treat­ment modal­i­ties, and pro­vides clin­i­cal solu­tions to com­plex trau­ma care. 

Simone Capolupo

Head of the Knowl­edge Man­age­ment Depart­ment of GSIF Good Shep­herd Inter­na­tion­al Foun­da­tion which won the Thom­son Reuters Foun­da­tion Stop Slav­ery Award for their work fight­ing the exploita­tion of chil­dren forced to work in mines in DR Congo. 

Organisers

The Foun­da­tion Hen­ry Dunant Uni­ver­si­ty Col­lege (CUHD), based in Gene­va (Switzer­land), in the hearts of the inter­na­tion­al com­mu­ni­ty, orga­nizes the plat­form “adlaudatosi” to pro­mote its webi­na­rs on the themes of inte­gral ecol­o­gy and the fight against human traf­fick­ing as well as  to con­tribute to the pro­mo­tion of a true cul­ture of human rights and human dig­ni­ty. A new hope is need­ed to give new impe­tus to our soci­eties in cri­sis: a cul­ture that pro­motes the dig­ni­ty and inte­gral devel­op­ment of the per­son must be taught to build a just world and a future for every human being. The theme of inte­gral ecol­o­gy is cen­tral to our think­ing. Pro­fes­sor Michel Veuthey, Ambas­sador of the Order of Mal­ta to mon­i­tor and com­bat traf­fick­ing In per­sons, is CUHD’s Pres­i­dent and the ini­tia­tor of the adlaudatosi project. The Hen­ry Dunant Uni­ver­si­ty Col­lege Foun­da­tion is rec­og­nized as a pub­lic util­i­ty and is con­trolled by the Swiss Fed­er­al Super­vi­so­ry Author­i­ty for Foun­da­tions; its donors ben­e­fit from tax deductions.

With the collaboration of

CONTACT US

6 + 2 =

MAIL ADDRESS

Collège Universitaire Henry Dunant (CUHD)

 14 Pierre Longue 

 CH 1212 Gene­va 

Switzerland

INTERNATIONAL WEBINARS

ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING 


IN THE LIGHT OF “LAUDATO SI” 


AND OF THE “FRATELLI TUTTI” ENCYCLICALS

24

Tuesday
24.09.2024

 

18:00 -

 

19:30

(CEST)

 

GLOBAL JUSTICE & HUMAN TRAFFICKING: TOWARDS A NEW PARADIGM

 

Pro­fes­sor Thomas Pogge (World Pover­ty and Human Rights): Despite a high and grow­ing glob­al aver­age income, bil­lions of human beings are still con­demned to life- long severe pover­ty, with all its atten­dant evils of low life expectan­cy, social exclu­sion, ill health, illit­er­a­cy, depen­den­cy, and effec­tive enslave­ment.
If more of us under­stood the true mag­ni­tude of the prob­lem of pover­ty and our causal involve­ment in it, we might do what is nec­es­sary to erad­i­cate it?


Pro­fes­sor T. Pogge and Rev. Jose Nand­hikkara from India dis­cuss pover­ty and lack of social & eco­nom­ic devel­op­ment as well as the root caus­es of human traf­fick­ing, based on their expe­ri­ence and research. 

 

OPENING REMARKS:
H.E. Ambas­sador Michel Veuthey,
Ambas­sador of the Sov­er­eign Order of Mal­ta to Mon­i­tor and Com­bat Traf­fick­ing in Persons

Speak­ers:

Prof. Thomas Pogge, Mod­er­a­tor, Hav­ing received his PhD in phi­los­o­phy from Har­vard, Thomas Pogge is Leit­ner Pro­fes­sor of Phi­los­o­phy and Inter­na­tion­al Affairs and found­ing Direc­tor of the Glob­al Jus­tice Pro­gram at Yale while also hold­ing a part-time posi­tion at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Cen­tral Lan­cashire. Pogge is a mem­ber of the Nor­we­gian Acad­e­my of Sci­ence as well as co-founder of Aca­d­e­mics Stand Against Pover­ty (ASAP), an inter­na­tion­al net­work aim­ing to enhance the impact of schol­ars, teach­ers and stu­dents on glob­al pover­ty, and of Incen­tives for Glob­al Health, a team effort toward devel­op­ing a com­ple­ment to the phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal patent regime that would improve access to advanced med­i­cines for the poor world­wide (www.healthimpactfund.org)

Rev. Jose Nand­hikkara, Dean of the Fac­ul­ty of Phi­los­o­phy of the at Dhar­maram Vidya Kshetram and Christ Uni­ver­si­ty, Ban­ga­lore, India. He also serves as Direc­tor of the Cen­tre for the Study of World Reli­gions and Chief Edi­tor of the Jour­nal of Dhar­ma. Three Bach­e­lor degrees in Phi­los­o­phy, Geol­o­gy, and The­ol­o­gy and an MA in Phi­los­o­phy and The­ol­o­gy from Oxford Uni­ver­si­ty, as well as a Licen­ti­ate in Phi­los­o­phy from Gre­go­ri­an Uni­ver­si­ty, Rome. He holds a PhD in Phi­los­o­phy from War­wick Uni­ver­si­ty, UK. His doc­tor­al dis­ser­ta­tion is titled Being Human from a Reli­gious Point of View, after Wittgenstein

16

Wednesday
16.10.2024

 

13:00 -

 

14:30

(CEST)

 

SIDE EVENT TO THE UNHCR EXCOM — MIGRANTS, REFUGEES, MIGRANT SMUGGLING AND TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS

 

 

The inter­twined issues of migra­tion, refugee flows, and traf­fick­ing in per­sons form a com­plex and urgent glob­al chal­lenge. The 2024 Inter­na­tion­al Orga­ni­za­tion for Migra­tion (IOM) Report esti­mates 281 mil­lion inter­na­tion­al migrants, includ­ing refugees flee­ing con­flict and per­se­cu­tion. Among these migrants, many are exploit­ed through human trafficking

CO-ORGANIZERS: Per­ma­nent Mis­sion of the Holy See Gene­va, Sov­er­eign Order of Mal­ta, Inter­na­tion­al Insti­tute of Human­i­tar­i­an Law, UNHCR

CO-SPONSORS: Per­ma­nent Mis­sion of Italy, Per­ma­nent Mis­sion of Switzerland

 

OPENING REMARKS:
H.E. Ambas­sador Michel Veuthey,
Ambas­sador of the Sov­er­eign Order of Mal­ta to Mon­i­tor and Com­bat Traf­fick­ing in Persons

Speak­ers:

H.E. Arch­bish­op Ettore Balestrero, Since 21 June 2023, Per­ma­nent Observ­er of the Holy See to the Unit­ed Nations and Spe­cial­ized Insti­tu­tions in Gene­va and to the World Trade Orga­ni­za­tion, and Rep­re­sen­ta­tive of the Holy See to the Inter­na­tion­al Orga­ni­za­tion for Migra­tion. From 6 July 2018, Head of Mis­sion of the Holy See at the Apos­tolic Nun­cia­ture to the Demo­c­ra­t­ic Repub­lic of the Con­go (DRC), and from 27 April 2019 Apos­tolic Nun­cio to the DRC. From 22 Feb­ru­ary 2013, Apos­tolic Nun­cio to Colom­bia. Epis­co­pal Con­se­cra­tion on 27 April 2013. He served in the Pon­tif­i­cal Rep­re­sen­ta­tions in South Korea and Mon­go­lia (1996–1998), the Nether­lands (1998–2001) and in the Sec­tion for Rela­tions with States of the Sec­re­tari­at of State of the Holy See (2001–2009). From 19 August 2009, Under Sec­re­tary for Rela­tions with States of the Sec­re­tari­at of State of the Holy See. He was ordained a priest for the Dio­cese of Rome on 18 Sep­tem­ber 1993, and pos­sess­es a Licen­ti­ate Degree in The­ol­o­gy and a Doc­tor­ate in Canon Law

Prof. Clau­dio Delfab­ro,Mod­er­a­tor, Aca­d­e­m­ic back­ground in Polit­i­cal Sci­ence and spe­cial­ized on con­flict res­o­lu­tion in Rus­sia. He has worked in dif­fer­ent con­flict areas, includ­ing Bosnia and Herze­gov­ina and Koso­vo where he devel­oped legal aid pro­grams, legal reform and lead return and rein­te­gra­tion process­es of inter­nal­ly dis­placed per­sons. In Latin Amer­i­ca, he advised gov­ern­ments and civ­il soci­ety on refugee pro­tec­tion and state­less­ness relat­ed issues. He was the first Head of the Pro­tec­tion Sec­tion at the UNHCR train­ing cen­tre (the Glob­al Learn­ing and Devel­op­ment Centre)

Alem Makko­nen, Senior Pol­i­cy Offi­cer at the Pro­tec­tion Divi­sion, IOM 

Vin­cent Cochetel, UNHCR’s Spe­cial Envoy for the Cen­tral Mediter­ranean Sit­u­a­tion as of 1 June 2017. He assumed since 1 March 2013, the func­tions of Direc­tor of the Bureau for Europe of UNHCR. From 2 Sep­tem­ber 2015 to 1 Jan­u­ary 2017, Mr. Cochetel had also assumed the func­tion of UNHCR’s Region­al Refugee Coor­di­na­tor for the refugee cri­sis in Europe 

Kendall Alaimo, Sur­vivor of child sex traf­fick­ing and re-exploita­tion. She works glob­al­ly to edu­cate and sup­port those impact­ed by trau­ma while advo­cat­ing for eth­i­cal care for com­plex trau­ma sur­vivors. In 2021, Kendall was invit­ed to address the Unit­ed Nations Gen­er­al Assem­bly. Her art­work and activism were also recent­ly fea­tured on CNN Inter­na­tion­al, Ama­zon News, and BBC Radio. Founder of the Uni­ver­si­ty Alliance on Human Traf­fick­ing. Kendall Alaimo explores trau­ma across the life span, dis­sects com­mon road­blocks to apply­ing cur­rent treat­ment modal­i­ties, and pro­vides clin­i­cal solu­tions to com­plex trau­ma care 

Simone Capolupo, Head of the Knowl­edge Man­age­ment Depart­ment of GSIF Good Shep­herd Inter­na­tion­al Foun­da­tion which won the Thom­son Reuters Foun­da­tion Stop Slav­ery Award for their work fight­ing the exploita­tion of chil­dren forced to work in mines in DR Congo

Visit our Free Online Training Course on HT for Helpers

Train­ing online EN

Human Trafficking And Human Rights

Human Traf­fick­ing And Human Rights 30 Novem­ber 2023 Human traf­fick­ing involves recruit­ing, trans­port­ing, trans­fer­ring, har­bor­ing, or receiv­ing peo­ple for the pur­pose of exploita­tion, whether through force, coer­cion, fraud, or some oth­er form of decep­tion. It is a…

Train­ing online EN

Women Against Human Trafficking

Please access the sub­ti­tles by click­ing on “CC” in the Vimeo menu, avail­able in the fol­low­ing lan­guages: Eng­lish, French, Ger­man, Ital­ian, Russ­ian, Span­ish, Sim­pli­fied Chi­nese. On Inter­na­tion­al Women’s Day 2022, this webi­nar brings togeth­er a pan­el of women who are…

Train­ing online EN

Migration And Human Trafficking

Please access the sub­ti­tles by click­ing on “CC” in the Vimeo menu, avail­able in the fol­low­ing lan­guages: Eng­lish, French, Ger­man, Ital­ian, Russ­ian, Span­ish, Sim­pli­fied Chi­nese. You can access addi­tion­al doc­u­ments by click­ing on the fol­low­ing link:…

Train­ing online EN

Modern Slavery and Decent Work

Mod­ern Slav­ery and Decent Work Join us for a bet­ter under­stand­ing of the grow­ing phe­nom­e­non of mod­ern slav­ery, through the inter­sect­ing per­spec­tives of an econ­o­mist Pro­fes­sor Marc Ches­ney, a vic­tim assis­tance expert Cristi­na Duran­ti and a sup­ply chain specialist…

Register to our series of webinars adlaudatosi on Human Trafficking

You have successfully registered !

Pin It on Pinterest

Share This