Publications
We produce or support our clients to produce a broad range of publications in our areas of work. Our publications are a great source of information on modern slavery and its various forms (human trafficking, forced labour, child labour, sex trafficking, among others) around the world.
HRC’s publications reflect what we have achieved as a growing social enterprise and what we envision to end modern slavery, globally. Discover our latest reports below.
The Invisible – The Fate of Female Survivors of Sex Trafficking in Argentina Report on the Lack of a Comprehensive and Restorative Policy for Women Trafficked for Sexual Exploitation
This report highlights the harsh reality experienced by women who have been victims and survivors...
Read MoreThe Marginalised — An Overview of the Migrant Domestic Workers in Taiwan
This report sets out the big picture of the condition of migrant domestic workers (MDWs)...
Read MoreIt is Not Humane to Clean Human Shit: Report on the Systematic Prevalence of Forced Labour in the Form of Manual Scavenging in India
This report presents the developments concerned with manual scavenging in India in the past 20...
Read MoreChina’s Role in Preventing Modern Slavery in Myanmar’s Jade Mines
The first of its kind, this report analyses how and why Chinese corporates and markets...
Read MoreDelta 8.7 Markets Policy Guide
This Policy Guide provides a highly credible and current articulation of what we know about...
Read MoreComments Concerning the Ranking of Taiwan by the U.S. Department of State in the 2021 Trafficking in Persons Report
This document contains the Seafood Working Group (SWG)’s comments concerning Taiwan’s ranking in the United...
Read MoreLabor Abuse In Taiwan’s Seafood Industry & Local Advocacy For Reform
This report identifies entry points for the Seafood Working Group to support local movements in...
Read MoreSurvivors’ Perspectives on Successful Reintegration after Trafficking
This in-depth research conducted in Bangladesh and Cambodia centres discussion about reintegration around survivors as...
Read MoreLabour Disputes Reveal a Worrying Power Imbalance and Vulnerability of Migrant Fishermen in Taiwan’s Fishing Industry
Highlighting the worrying power imbalance between migrant fishers, vessel owner, and the recruitment and manning...
Read MoreBaseline Study: on the Awareness and Application of Human Rights in Taiwan’s Fishing Industry
This report provides evidence focusing on poor human rights conditions in the coastal fishing industry...
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