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From the Frontlines

Investigations, field reporting, and stories of resilience from across the 27 countries where we work.

Human Trafficking
The Human Cost of Cyber Scam Operations in Southeast Asia
Behind the Screens: Survival, Trafficking, and the Expanding Crisis of Forced Online Fraud The sleek interface of a cryptocurrency trading app. A…
March 5, 202610 min read →
Human Trafficking
Cambodia’s Crackdown on Scam Compounds: Progress, Pressure, and the Global Fight Against Industrialised Fraud
Phnom Penh claims cyber-scam activity has been cut in half, but experts warn the real story reveals a shifting criminal economy, not…
March 5, 202610 min read →
Ecocide
Japan Joins Regional Effort to Examine Toxic River Pollution Linked to Myanmar Mining
Thai authorities have turned to Japanese environmental experts for technical support as concerns grow over suspected contamination flowing across borders from mining…
March 5, 20266 min read →
Ecocide
Ecocide: The Growing Campaign to Make Severe Environmental Destruction an International Crime
Legal scholars, small island nations and environmental advocates are pressing for “ecocide” to be recognised alongside genocide and war crimes under international…
March 5, 20267 min read →
Human Trafficking
Global Interpol Operation Safeguards 4,400 People at Risk of Trafficking
A major multinational law enforcement effort coordinated by INTERPOL has safeguarded more than 4,400 people at risk of trafficking, alongside the arrest…
February 5, 20265 min read →
Human Trafficking
Breaking Legal Ground: UK Court Forces Foreign State to Compensate a Trafficking Victim
A landmark ruling signals a shift in accountability for state-sponsored exploitation, raising hope for labour justice. In a legal development with far-reaching…
February 5, 20266 min read →
Human Trafficking
Freedom Day, Ten Years Later: From Global Attention to Lasting Impact
As CNN revisits the meaning of freedom through impact and obstacles, Not For Sale reflects on a decade of partnership with Dignita,…
March 5, 20269 min read →
Human Trafficking
Myanmar’s Post-Election Reality: Why Regional Diplomacy Must Confront the Hidden Crisis of Human Trafficking
As Thailand moves to re-engage Myanmar following controversial elections, aid organisations warn that instability along the border is accelerating exploitation, forced labour…
March 5, 20269 min read →
Human Trafficking
Platform Safety, and the Global Reckoning: Why Social Media Is Now at the Center of Modern Human Trafficking
As courts and regulators question whether social platforms are doing enough to protect users, anti-trafficking organizations warn that online exploitation has already…
March 5, 20269 min read →
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What is Ecocide?+

Ecocide is the large-scale destruction of ecosystems that severely harms the environment and threatens the lives and livelihoods of people who depend on it. Learn about ecocide

What is Human Trafficking?+

Human trafficking is the use of force, fraud, or coercion to exploit people for labour or commercial gain. It is one of the fastest-growing criminal industries in the world. Learn about human trafficking

What is Social Innovation?+

Social innovation means building sustainable businesses and models that empower communities rather than exploit them, creating alternatives that prevent trafficking before it starts. Learn about social innovation