Publications
Our publications are a great source of information on the various forms of modern slavery happening around the world, reflecting what we have achieved as a growing social enterprise and what we envision to end modern slavery, globally. Discover our latest reports below.
Brief Two: Challenges faced by vessel owners in Taiwan’s distant water fishing industry
This briefing is the first in a series of three, drawn from the comprehensive report Profiling Taiwanese Distant Water Vessel Owners: A Missing Link for a More Ethical Fishing Supply Chain.
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Briefing
Brief One: Getting to know the vessel owners in Taiwan’s distant water fishing industry
This briefing is the first in a series of three, drawn from the comprehensive report Profiling Taiwanese Distant Water Vessel Owners: A Missing Link for a More Ethical Fishing Supply Chain.
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Briefing
Profiling Taiwanese Distant Water Vessel Owners: a missing link for a more ethical fishing supply chain
This report was produced by the Humanity Research Consultancy (HRC), funded and supported by Humanity United and the Freedom Fund.
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Fisheries
HRC Impact Report 2023-24
We are delighted to present our 2023-24 Impact Report, highlighting the progress and impact HRC has made over the past year!
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Annual Impact Reports
Responses to Trafficking in Persons for Forced Criminality in the Thai Context
In early 2023, campaigners in Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia lodged a formal complaint with the ASEAN.
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Human Trafficking
Protection in CTIP Briefing: Survivors’ Perspectives on Successful Reintegration After Trafficking
This learning brief was developed from “Survivors’ Perspectives on SuccessfulReintegration After Trafficking”, written by Eric Kasper and Mina Chiang in 2020.
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Briefing
IMPROVING THE PROTECTION OF MIGRANT FISHERMEN IN THE TUNA SUPPLY CHAIN: A Case Study of Indonesian Fishermen on Taiwanese Distant Water Fishing Vessels Operating in the Pacific Ocean
For over a decade, forced labour and modern slavery in the fishing industry have been widely reported by major news outlets, revealing human trafficking, worker disappearances, and even deaths at sea.
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Fisheries
HRC BRIEFING: Uncovering the Spread of Human Trafficking for Online Fraud into Laos and Dubai
Our report highlights Laos and Dubai as key hubs in the global human trafficking network for online fraud.
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Scamming Compounds
Protection in CTIP Briefing: Learnings from Victim Identification in Bangladesh, Cambodia, and Taiwan
This learning brief was developed from “BARRIERS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR MORE EFFECTIVE IDENTIFICATION OF VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING: Insights from Bangladesh, Cambodia, and Taiwan”, written by Eric K
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Human Trafficking
Protection in CTIP Briefing: Learnings from the Survivor Experience of Referral Systems in Bangladesh and Cambodia
This learning brief was developed from “Navigating Counter-Trafficking National Referral Systems: The Survivor Experience in Bangladesh and Cambodia”
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Human Trafficking
From Fake Job Ads to Human Trafficking: The Horrifying Reality of the Human Trafficking Scam Trade
This publication by the Mekong Club in collaboration with HRC, The Knoble, and the Anti-Human Trafficking Intelligence Initiative, offers a comprehensive insight into the emerging crime of human...
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Scamming Compounds
Resilience and Reintegration: Our Stories and Trafficking Survivors
This publication features eight stories of survivors of human trafficking from Cambodia and Bangladesh. The stories provide invaluable insights into how trafficking happens, how it is experienced...
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Survivor Experience
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