Swami Agnivesh, winner of the Alternative Nobel Peace Prize (the Right Livelihood Award), 2004, is a cyclonic Swami. At the young age of 28, he abandoned a promising career as a professor of law and management in Calcutta for a life of activism.
18 octobre — La Suisse contre la traite des êtres humains
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Project Protect the Public Private Partnership to combat HT in Canada
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UK Modern Slavery Helpline and Resource Centre
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The Combat training toolkit is designed to help hotels proactively fight human trafficking by helping them to identify potential signals of trafficking throughout the ‘victim’s journey’ and erect barriers to combat trafficking
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UNODC — HUMAN TRAFFICKING FAQs
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