The Spanner in the Works Theatre Company produces drama that informs and enlightens the audience on a range of social issues. Its recent production of “Diablo” was and outstanding production,...

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APT Member, Mary Ryan, who had been present in New York in March, as a representative of Mercy International, has prepared a brief summary of items that particularly struck her...

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In the British newspaper The Guardian on May 15, 2013, there is a rather shocking report by Sandra Laville of trafficking of young girls for sexual exploitation in Oxford. Some...

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APT member, Donal Dorr writes: I have been reading Rachel Moran’s book Paid For: My Journey Through Prostitution (Gill and Macmillan: Dublin, 2013). I haven’t yet finished reading it but...

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“If you will act and I will act, trafficking will be stopped” (theme song of the gathering) APT Co-ordinator, Geraldine MacCarthy tells us: I have just received the report of...

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A recent article by Katherine Holmquist in Irish Times 4 May 2013 asserts that it is impossible to separate trafficking and prostitution. ‘I had a good job as the administrator...

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  Posted by Catherine Dunne The launch of Rachel Moran’s book in Dublin on 18th April  drew a very large gathering of people from various alliances and associations. The book...

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  DAKAR, April 02, 2013 (CISA) – The Kenya based news agency CISA reports from Dakar, Senegal that the International Organization of Migration (IOM) Senegal is organizing the return and family...

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Reading Elizabeth Johnson’s Quest for the Living God, chapter 3, The Crucified God of Compassion, where she writes of the Holocaust, reminds me of all the children who are trafficked. I think...

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by Sile McGowan As the feast of St. Patrick is with us I go back to his writings and biographies. It occurred to me this year that he qualifies for...

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