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Working undercover in bars and brothels across Southeast Asia to combat child sex tourism and slavery, campaigner Kevin Campbell has posed many times as a tourist looking to buy sex with a girl. But these days, Campbell, who works for the anti-trafficking group The Exodus Road, says it is far less common to see young girls […]
Read More Child sex tourism goes suburban, rural, online
Adult guests who check in with a child, repeat cash bookings, or late check-ins without luggage could all be signs of modern slavery under guidance newly issued to staff at a British hotel chain. The 400 staff at Shiva hotels — from receptionists to human resources staff to cleaners — will be trained as part of a company-wide campaign to […]
Read More Hotels train staff to read signs of modern slavery
The US leads in an international effort to train airline and airport staff to spot and report potential human trafficking. However does aviation lag behind other tourism supply chain sectors? Report by the Thomson Reuters Foundation. Flight attendant Donna Hubbard was deeply concerned when a couple carried a boy who was sweating, lethargic and appeared […]
Read More Aviation, tourism can do more to stop human trafficking