Stop the Traffik (STT) was founded as a campaign coalition in 2005 that aimed to bring an end to human trafficking worldwide. In 2008 it presented a petition with 1.5 million signatures to the UN’s global forum to combat trafficking … Continue reading →
The much disputed Nationality and Borders Act, which passed into UK law in April, has been condemned by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) as being “fundamentally at odds with the Government’s avowed commitment to upholding the United … Continue reading →
Do you know how to recognise the signs of human trafficking? And what to do if you see these signs? Watch the video of a presentation and discussion led by Roxana Ingrid Anton, Volunteer Manager at the United Nations Association … Continue reading →
Human trafficking is happening in plain sight all around us. Have you ever seen something that looks out of place? Does uncertainty stop you from speaking up? Every human trafficking story, no matter how long or short, whether current or … Continue reading →
A group of enthusiastic students from Coventry University who have volunteered to help United Nations Association Coventry Branch have now taken a major step forward by creating a page on Facebook where people can find out how to spot the … Continue reading →
An article by Rosalinda Birdinia Barus [1] as part of a project by volunteers for UNA Coventry. For more of their work see http://SpotTheTraffick.uk Human trafficking is a transnational crime, defined as “an offence whose inception and prevention direct or … Continue reading →
During the academic year 2016 – 2017, students from Coventry University who volunteer to help United Nations Association Coventry Branch have run a project to make the public more aware of the issue of human trafficking. The following pages show some … Continue reading →