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How the pandemic has changed the fight against human trafficking
The pandemic has highlighted the need for better management and monitoring of seasonal agricultural workers.
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Survivor well-being and recovery remains long-term priority of Santa Marta Group
Kevin Hyland’s keynote for Caritas India’s webinar on the ‘Impact of Covid-19 on Trafficking in Persons’.
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Santa Marta Group backs Crimestoppers campaign to combat Modern Slavery
Cardinal Vincent Nichols, President of the Santa Marta Group, has added his voice to the Crimestoppers’ #SlaveryonYourDoorstep campaign.
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Workers protecting communities during COVID-19 are at increased risk of exploitation
Senior Adviser to the Santa Marta Group gave an update on modern slavery in context with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Letter to the UN on sexually exploited persons and COVID-19
Organisations fighting trafficking have written to the UN Secretary-General to ask that sex trafficked, prostituted and sexually exploited persons are included in its response to COVID-19.
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Seasonal Agricultural Workers Seminars
Seasonal agricultural workers can fall victim to human trafficking and modern slavery. Kent is an area where some workers face tough conditions. The Santa Marta Group has organised two events in the county.
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Seasonal Agricultural Workers Scheme
The Santa Marta Group under the auspice of the International Department is establishing in five Dioceses a programme which aims to combat the exploitation experienced by seasonal agricultural workers.
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Cardinal Nichols: Recognise that we are part of the ‘chain of supply and demand’ that enslaves victims of human trafficking
Cardinal Nichols preaches homily in Argentina highlighting how close we stand to the scourge of trafficking
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Queen Sofia of Spain Supports Joint Church-Police Global Anti-Trafficking Initiative
Queen Sofia of Spain opened the third annual Santa Marta Group conference.
Pope: “Liberate victims, rehabilitate the excluded and unmask the traffickers”
Pope Francis has sent a message to the law enforcement professionals, Catholic Church leaders, religious sisters and those working to eradicate modern forms of slavery.
Police and Church partner to combat Human Trafficking at London Conference
Police chiefs and Church representatives from across the world gathered in London alongside Home Office ministers for a Conference aimed at developing strategies to combat human trafficking. The guiding principle of the Santa Marta Group is always to… Read More