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MURKY WATERS – HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND SLAVERY IN OCEANIA

There is alarming evidence of modern slavery occurring in Australia, New Zealand, and throughout the Pacific Islands. Fuelled by widespread poverty, migration, and the abuse of cultural practices, these vulnerabilities are likely to increase as climate change exacerbates poverty and migration. Research by the Walk Free Foundation in 2020 reviewed the nature of slavery across

UN’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR): a tool for change – a tool for the church!

Every five years, each country in the world comes up for a human rights review at the United Nations. Churches, charities, and NGOs have a voice in this review process, speaking up for vulnerable people and speaking out for justice. In 2023, four Asian countries are on the list: Malaysia and China (reporting deadline 18

World Freedom Network Launches Asia Freedom Network; Appoints Humanitarian and Mental Health Advocate as Director for Asia

The World Freedom Network (WFN) has launched its Asia arm and appointed Helen Avadiar-Nimbalker as the Director of Asia Freedom Network (AFN). This marks a significant milestone in their on-going mission to combat slavery and human trafficking across the diverse and complex continent of Asia. Helen Avadiar-Nimbalker, a native of Malaysia, is a dedicated human

WORLD FREEDOM NETWORK LAUNCHES OCEANIA FREEDOM NETWORK; APPOINTS ANTI-TRAFFICKING SPECIALIST AS DIRECTOR FOR OCEANIA

Sarah Scott Webb - The newly appointed Director of Oceania Freedom Network The World Freedom Network (WFN) has launched its Oceania arm and appointed Sarah Scott Webb as the Director of Oceania Freedom Network (OFN). This marks a significant milestone in their ongoing mission to combat slavery and human trafficking across the diverse

GLOBAL: WEA and European Freedom Network Launch New Global Network to Step Up Efforts in Fight Against Human Trafficking

The World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) and the European Freedom Network (EFN) are pleased to announce the launch of a new global network to fight human trafficking. An estimated 43 million people worldwide are caught up in this modern form of slavery, in which women, men and children are exploited, bought and sold for economic gain. The newly formed World Freedom Network (WFN) will bring together a variety of organizations and experts with a specific focus on how churches can get involved and play a unique role in addressing this issue in their own local contexts. Leanne Rhodes who has served as Executive Director of the EFN has been appointed as the new network’s Global Director.

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