economic vulnerability

How corruption allows illegal mining, forced labor and environmental destruction to enter legitimate global supply chains.

How corruption and cryptocurrency help scam compounds scale human trafficking, forced criminality and global financial fraud.

A fast-moving wildfire in Almería has killed at least 12 people and forced hundreds to evacuate. Here is what authorities have confirmed and what remains under investigation.

Count Binface’s environmental satire reveals how river pollution, accountability and ecological responsibility have moved into the heart of modern political culture.

Women trafficked into cyber scam centers in Asia are exposing a fast-growing form of modern-day slavery, where digital fraud, forced criminality and gender-based violence are being used together by organized crime networks.

Discover the complex intersections of Ebola outbreak mining regions with human trafficking. Learn how these crises impact lives and what actions can be taken.

Not For Sale CEO Mark Wexler speaks with TK Nziyonvira about Goma, the conflict in eastern DRC, and why dignified local livelihoods are one of the strongest answers to modern-day slavery.

A clear glossary of the key terms behind ecocide, environmental destruction, forced labor, human trafficking, illegal extraction and the systems that connect harm to people with harm to nature.

A clear glossary of the key terms behind social innovation, social enterprise, systems change and regenerative solutions, explaining how Not For Sale uses these methods to prevent human trafficking and ecocide.

A clear, evidence-led glossary explaining the key terms behind human trafficking, modern slavery, forced labor, exploitation, digital slavery, ecocide and prevention.

A federal trafficking case in Los Angeles has exposed how girls and young women can be targeted through foster care instability, online recruitment, motel networks and the wider systems that allow exploitation to continue in plain sight.

Illegal gold mining in the Amazon is exposing how environmental destruction, Indigenous land invasions, mercury pollution and forced labour risks can be hidden behind the global gold trade.