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ARISE VISITS TAIPEI TO DISCUSS HUMAN TRAFFICKING PARTNERSHIP WITH MINISTERS

Arise's Director, Luke de Pulford, and trustee, Lord Alton of Liverpool, visited Taiwan to discuss partnerships to combat human trafficking
THE DEVASTATING REALITY OF CHILD SEXUAL EXPLOITATION IN THE PHILIPPINES

Children as young as two are being exploited online for western consumption. We must empower local organisations to end this crime in their own communities.
Congratulations! Talitha Kum celebrates 10 years

Representatives of 43 national networks met in Rome at the end of September to celebrate ten years of Talitha Kum.
Bringing together Filipino anti-slavery organisations

The Philippines is a hot spot for modern slavery and human trafficking. According to the Global Slavery Index over 784,000 people are estimated to be living in slavery within the country.

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Working with all people of good will is essential to ending slavery

Lord Hogan-Howe reflects on how he got involved in anti-trafficking work.
ARISE VISITS TAIPEI TO DISCUSS HUMAN TRAFFICKING PARTNERSHIP WITH MINISTERS

Arise's Director, Luke de Pulford, and trustee, Lord Alton of Liverpool, visited Taiwan to discuss partnerships to combat human trafficking
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Arise's vision is a world without slavery in which the human dignity of every person is respected.
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Arise's model focuses on frontline networks of deeply committed abolitionists. We believe that investing in them is more economical and brings about a longer-term benefit, especially in the area of prevention.
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Arise is building up frontline networks in source countries. To date we have focused on regions where our trusted network is strongest.
Arise brings frontline voices to the UN

Arise brought two partners, one from Albania and one from India, to address a side-event at the United Nation's Commission on the Status of Women
Modern slavery is everywhere

Slavery still exists. It is in the things you eat, the clothes you wear, the products you buy. It is at your front door. Slavery is shockingly ordinary. Don't let it be.
House of Lords debates faith-targeted human trafficking

On Tuesday 2 July a debate was held in the UK Parliament about the human rights of minorities in Pakistan, with a particular focus on the case of Asia Bibi.