trafficking

Sex trafficking research often frames survivors as powerless 'victims'. However, it needs to move beyond the victim-saviour dichotomy and recognise survivors of human trafficking as experts with the power to shape their own narratives.

The anti-trafficking ecosystem fails to account for the mental health and well-being of survivors.

In India, trafficking is the result of extreme socio-economic inequalities. The proposed new anti-trafficking law fails to recognise these realities.

A day in the life of a trans rights activist working to fight prejudice against the trans, hijra, and intersex communities.

When it comes to human trafficking, we need to question the narrative around rescuing survivors.

Stigma acts as a major roadblock in the healing process for survivors of trafficking. Here's a five point approach we can use to mitigate it.

Human trafficking is perhaps one of the most well-organised crimes in India, but our fight against it has been fragmented and inadequate.