Written by Donal Dorr A very moving account of the reality of prostitution was given by Ms Mia de Faoite at the  conference in the Osbourne Centre at the National...

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An interesting and helpful suggestion about how to combat trafficking for sexual exploitation has come recently from South Africa. What follows is a slight adaptation of that suggestion. A law...

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In the Irish Times of 28 December Fionola Meredith published an opinion piece in which she put forward a very strong critique of the ‘Turn Off the Red Light’ (TORL)...

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APT member, Eilis Coe, reflects on what it would really mean for victims of trafficking if our Christmas Light was truly the Lamb of God? As our days become shorter...

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by Donal Dorr The Sunday Times magazine for 15 December 2013 has a truly horrifying story about trafficking of people—mainly teenage girls—into Britain from Vietnam, China, Nigeria, and other countries....

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Speaking at the annual event marking World AIDS Day, organized by Trocaire and the Faculty of Theology at St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, Maura O’Donohue spoke of the common factors she...

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Posted by Isabelle Smyth Pope Francis is so concerned about human trafficking that he made it the sole subject of his address to a new bunch of 17 diplomats assigned...

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Maura O’Donohue and Donal Dorr highlight two key points from a recent report. Author and journalist Michael Grothaus explains how different anti-trafficking agencies are beginning to cooperate far more effectively...

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Mary Mangan represents APT on the network known as RENATE (Religious in Europe Networking against Trafficking and Exploitation. In this blog she shared with us an important Workshop that took...

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Imelda Poole, who works in Albania, is a member of the Network called RENATE (Religious in Europe Networking against Trafficking and Exploitation). In this blog she shares her account of...

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