FAQ
What is ecocide?
What is human trafficking?
Direct Answer
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.
Direct Answer
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.
In-Depth Explanation
In-Depth Explanation
Ecocide refers to environmental destruction so extensive that nature’s ability to sustain life is undermined. It includes deforestation, toxic pollution, illegal and unregulated mining, oil spills, river poisoning, land grabbing, and large-scale land conversion. Ecocide is often driven by economic or political gain and is frequently carried out through exploitative labor systems, including forced labor and human trafficking.
How Not For Sale Offers a Solution:
Supports community-led environmental protection initiatives.
Builds transparent supply chains that protect ecosystems while creating dignified work.
We provide support and rehabilitation for thousands of survivors, each year.
Addresses the systemic link between environmental destruction and human exploitation.
In Summary
In Summary
Ecocide destroys ecosystems and destabilises communities. Not For Sale addresses the link between environmental destruction and human exploitation – and vice versa.
Ecocide destroys ecosystems and destabilises communities. Not For Sale addresses the link between environmental destruction and human exploitation – and vice versa.
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