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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