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New Training Courses to Combat Human Trafficking
Building on our extensive experience, we are now launching a specialized training program designed to equip industries, airlines, financial institutions, and governments with the critical knowledge and skills needed to identify, prevent, and combat h
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Humanity Research Consultancy's New Project on FisheryProgress’ Human Rights and Social Responsibility Policy (HRSRP) Evaluation with Causal Design
HRC begins an evaluation on FisheryProgress’ Human Rights and Social Responsibility Policy (HRSRP) in the context of the ongoing PROSPECTIVE Pacific Ocean Tuna Longline (TTLA) Fishery Improvement Project (FIP).
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From Bypassing Immigration at Thailand’s Pattaya Airport to Trafficking Hell in Scam Industry: Mahmud’s Story
Introduction to the Survivor: Mahmud (pseudonym) is a 25-year-old Pakistani who was born and raised in a lower-middle-class family. He completed school and college and was looking for a job opportunity to support his family.
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Profiling Taiwanese Distant Water Vessel Owners for Ethical Change: Key Insights from Our Webinar
We would like to reiterate that our latest publication places workers' rights at the center while also attempting to approach non-compliance at sea from a broader perspective. Our goal is to understand the systemic pressures that hinder vessel owners
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HRC’s Webinar - Insight from Taiwanese distant water fishing vessel owners for ethical change
In December 2024, HRC published a series of briefings and a comprehensive report that explores the complexities of profiling vessel owners in Taiwan to advance sustainable solutions that uphold the rights and dignity of fishers. To share the findings
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Swimming across the Moei River: Ayran’s Journey from Trafficking to Triumph
Aryan is a Bangladeshi, born in 1999 in Dhaka city into a middle-class family. After completing his university degree in Social Science studies, he searched for a good job.
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描繪臺灣遠洋漁船東的樣貌 - 邁向永續的漁業發展
漁業被描述成年進賬數億的黑金產業,但同時又在減船政策下背負著營運的壓力。返鄉的青年致力於推廣漁業的產業升級,然而剝削漁工的報導亦時有所聞。臺灣孕育數萬人的漁業複雜程度不亞於其他產業,許多事件也不是非黑即白,促使我們的研究團隊想要針對台灣漁業的關鍵角色 - 船東去做更全面性的頗析。
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Humanity Research Consultancy begins a new project in grievance mechanism pilot development for Distant Water Fishermen in Partnership with the Seafood Task Force
Humanity Research Consultancy (HRC) has begun our new project, the “Grievance Mechanism Pilot Development”, in partnership with the Seafood Task Force (STF).
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An American's journey in Cambodia's scam industry
Hi my name is Alex (pseudonym). I was born in Westfield Massachusetts in America in 1985 from Khmer parents. I completed a one year certificate for machine tools technology (CNC machining) . I
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The Horrible 5-Month Life in Scamming Compounds
Hi, my name is Abdus Salam. I was born in 1996 and I am an ordinary Bangladeshi. I completed my Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Textile Engineering.
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GFEMS “Promoting Opportunities Within Evidence & Research” (POWER) Evaluation by HRC
Humanity Research Consultancy (HRC) has begun a new collaboration with the Global Fund to End Modern Slavery (GFEMS) to evaluate the “Promoting Opportunities Within Evidence & Research” (POWER) project. Our team will produce a baseline study to captu
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Trafficking for the purpose of forced criminality in Laos: HRC’s new project with the Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime
Humanity Research Consultancy (HRC) has begun a new project with the Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) to improve the evidence basis on trafficking in persons (TIP) for the purpose of forced criminality in cyber-scam op
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