The love of Christ urges us on
Raising awareness through supporting and training Youth Ambassadors in the community July 30th marks World Day Against Trafficking, which aims to highlight the injustices brought about people through human trafficking. According to the United Nations, it is estimated that more than 40 million people worldwide are affected by human trafficking each year. Hope for Justice, …
Religious Sisters of Charity across the world will not only be praying on July 30th for victims of exploitation but will be taking concrete action. The United Nations theme this year is: “Use and abuse of technology”. Our Congregation has prepared resources for sisters highlighting the role of technology that enables trafficking in persons to happen …
RENATE (Religious in Europe Networking Against Trafficking and Exploitation) organised a festival of films dedicated to human trafficking which took place on Sunday 12 September at the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) and British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA). Read More….
For the past fifteen years the Irish Province of the Religious Sisters of Charity has very generously donated funding to the Immigrant Council of Ireland (ICI) for its work in human trafficking. This money has enabled its legal service help trafficked men, women and children in numerous ways. The following is a summary, written by …
Human trafficking in Nigeria is an issue that is still being tackled by the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), NGOs and Religious bodies in which Religious Sisters of Charity are involved. Nigeria, due to her vast nature and dense population has problems of bad governance, corruption, unemployment, poverty and terrorism. …
The sixth World Day of Prayer and Reflection against Human Trafficking takes place on 8th February 2020. Download the prayer HERE.
