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Religious Organizations As Partners In The Global And Local Fight Against Human Trafficking, Mary Graw Leary Jan 2018

Religious Organizations As Partners In The Global And Local Fight Against Human Trafficking, Mary Graw Leary

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This paper explores the role of religious organizations as effective partners in the fight to end modern day slavery. As a crime with both global and local dimensions, trafficking must be combatted with tools that are both global and local. Such tools include the world’s religions and religious organizations. They have been addressing human trafficking for decades, and through their work with the poor, immigrants, and sexually exploited, they possess significant knowledge of the manifestations of this form of exploitation and can be important stakeholders in combating it. The paper concludes by offering several recommendations for how policymakers can deepen …