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Aged 17, was given clothes and boots and a bag of condoms and told to do anything that clients wanted.
read moreBest wishes to our colleagues at AMRI, currently participating in World Youth Day events in Portugal this week. Starting 30 July, everyone can embark on a spiritual journey for the...
APT/AMRI collaborate with colleagues from MECPATHS, Cork Against Human Trafficking, The Immigrant Council of Ireland, The Migrants Rights Centre Ireland, Ruhama, Maynooth University, Akidwa, The International Organisation for Migration, the...
“Just by the existence of this piece out there, taking up that space is going to bring that awareness of human trafficking. I think it’s one of the best things...
On 12 June, 2023, following months of guided reflection and discernment, APT members gathered at the RSC Congregation House in Donnybrook, Dublin, to appoint a new Steering Team to guide...
On 21 June 2023, John McGeady, OLA Justice Officer, was in conversation with Sr Liz Byrne, IBVM, from the Irish NGO, APT – Act to Prevent Trafficking. Anne Kelleher, international...
The Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report is the U.S. Government’s principal diplomatic tool to engage foreign governments on human trafficking. It is also the world’s most comprehensive resource of governmental...
Update from APT Ireland member, Eilis Coe, RSC, having attended Advocacy provided by the UISG in Rome, June 2023. ‘’The training was excellent and I was very glad I got...
On Saturday 20th May 2023, APT member Sr. Eilís Coe spoke with Máirín Ní Ghadhra of RTE Radio na Gaeltachta, on the fight in Ireland against human trafficking. The interview,...
Laudato Si’ Week 2023 will be celebrated May 21-28 with the film “The Letter” to mark the eighth anniversary of Pope Francis’ landmark encyclical on care for creation. This global...
On Monday, 24 April, 2023, APT members met at the Religious Sisters of Charity congregation house in Donnybrook, to review and reflect upon all the experiences and learning from our...