Having a “World Day Against Trafficking in Persons” highlights that the scourge of human exploitation and organized crime thrives worldwide. It flourishes because there is a market for forced labour and sexually exploited people.
UM contingent of athletes, coaches and officials heading to Olympic Games includes students, staff and alumni
Dr. Julie Guard, Professor of history and labour studies spoke with Bea Bruske [BA/91], the new President of the Canadian Labour Congress.
Having a 'World Day Against Trafficking in Persons' highlights the scourge of human exploitation