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From the Frontlines

Investigations, field reporting, and stories of resilience from across the 33 countries where we work.

Ecocide
Ecocide on the Battlefield: Momentum Builds to Recognize Environmental Destruction in War as a Crime
Growing international pressure is pushing governments and global institutions to recognise large-scale environmental destruction during armed conflict as a potential international crime.…
February 5, 20265 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 →
Ecocide
From Directive to Justice: The EU’s Stronger Environmental Crime Laws and What They Mean for Planet Protection
A landmark shift in European law is reframing environmental destruction as a serious criminal offence, with far-reaching implications for justice, accountability, and…
February 5, 20268 min read →
Ecocide
2026’s Positive Environmental Breakthroughs and Eco-Innovations
From carbon-eating fungi to tougher chemical laws, a quieter environmental renaissance is taking shape, one practical solution at a time. For much…
February 5, 20267 min read →
Social Innovation
A New Chapter
Not For Sale has never worked from a fixed playbook. From the beginning, our work has lived in a constant state of…
December 18, 20255 min read →
Human Trafficking
Dignita at 10: How a Social Enterprise Restored Dignity, Choice, and Freedom for Survivors of Human Trafficking
As Not For Sale marks a decade of partnership with Dignita, we reflect on a pioneering model that transformed survivor support from…
December 18, 20256 min read →
Human Trafficking
Dignita at 10: A Conversation on Dignity, Choice, and Freedom
Mark Wexler of Not For Sale in conversation with Toos, Director of Not For Sale Netherlands, reflecting on a decade of Dignita…
December 18, 20255 min read →
Human Trafficking
Tokyo Parlor Operator Admits to Exploiting Thai Girl
In early December 2025, a troubling incident unfolded in Japan that resonates far beyond its immediate circumstances: a massage parlor operator in…
December 16, 20255 min read →
A New Chapter — a letter from our founders
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A New Chapter

Not For Sale has never worked from a fixed playbook. From the beginning, our work has lived in a constant state of action and evaluation, listening, responding, and adapting where harm is happening.

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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