Crystal* thanks IJM’s Scale of Harm External Advisory Council for helping develop a #research method to measure the prevalence of trafficking of children to produce child sexual exploitation materials. Stay tuned as more updates will be released soon. *pseudonym #tech #data

In partnership with Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN and the External Advisory Council, IJM developed a method to estimate the prevalence of trafficking to produce child sexual exploitation materials, to implement in the #Philippines. More: osec.ijm.org/news-and-insig… #childprotection #tech #data

#LabourExploitation in fisheries does not just occur in SE Asia. Today we’ve released the most comprehensive assessment of working conditions in UK fishing. Full report here: nottingham.ac.uk/Research/Beaco… 1/8

Call for evidence! We're starting a new Nuffield Foundation project on links between between cognitive impairment or neurodiversity and exploitation. Our scoping review protocol is published at the link below: exploitationandci.org/scoping-review/ If you have research to share let us know.

Great to work with Dr. Juliana Rinaldi-Semione on this, and reflect on efforts with Alison Gardner to put aspects of the resilience model into practice diagnosing local anti-trafficking problems.

Excited to guest edit this special issue on #humantrafficking and #humanrights with amazing Rights Lab colleagues. Call for papers in the link below. Feel free to get in contact to discuss further. mdpi.com/journal/societ…

Proud to announce "Frontiers in Organizing Processes: Collaborating against Human Trafficking/Modern Slavery for Impact and Sustainability", a special issue of the open-access journal Societies. mdpi.com/journal/societ…

Today we are examining the role of technology in Human Trafficking. We will be hearing from: Neelam Patankar, Digital Ventures Teela Sanders, University of Leicester Ben Brewster, Rights Lab Rhoda Grant, Scottish Labour 📺Watch live from 2:45pm: parliamentlive.tv/event/index/38…

An estimated 500,000 children & adolescents are forced into commercial sexual exploitation in Brazil. Findings by Uni of Nottingham #WeAreUoN Rights Lab & The Freedom Fund highlight the disproportionate impact of covid-19 on children aged 17 and younger. ▶️ Read more ow.ly/27QM50PgxZB

🔴 UK is third largest market, says new report which estimates up to half a million children could be affected telegraph.co.uk/global-health/…

A new study has revealed that nearly half a million Filipino children (1 in 100) were trafficked to produce child sexual exploitation material last year. Read more ▶️ ow.ly/epp950PIH3M Rights Lab UoN Social Sciences International Justice Mission

Great to visit Wilton Park last week! Some really important perspectives shared on how we can cement human rights in the design and development of new tech.

This fantastic piece by Dr Bethany Jackson and Professor Zoe Trodd at our Rights Lab reflects on how the environment impacts on modern slavery what difference COP makes to addressing these injustices #COP28 #StopModernSlavery @UoNResearch Rights Lab

Pleased to be joined by Rights Lab colleagues Dame Sara Thornton and Ben Brewster in sharing this new open access article on human rights and human trafficking in the UK Nottingham Politics mdpi.com/2075-4698/14/4… #HumanRights #HumanTrafficking

Thrilled to have spoken at Childhood Stella Polaris Summit in Stockholm last week on using AI to combat child sexual abuse. Catch the recorded sessions online! 🌟👉childhood.org/news/trailblaz…

To the 5 people who showed up to the fascist march in Sheffield city centre, can Sheffielders make their position any clearer? #sheffieldissuper

What are the links between cognitive impairment & exploitation in England? Read new Rights Lab research here: ow.ly/uKTF50UaIIU inc. policy recommendations. By Alison Gardner & team with anncrafttrust & HumanTraffickingFdn, funded by Nuffield Foundation, foreword by Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner

We teamed up with the World Childhood Foundation to explore how financial data can help identify & disrupt the live streaming of child sexual abuse. The full report launched last week, read it here: childhood.se/nyheter/identi…

Today, we're spotlighting the Scale of Harm Project, shortlisted for the Best Policy Impact Initiative. Led by Rights Lab's Dr Todd Landman, Ben Brewster, Dr Doreen Boyd and Albert Nyarko—this initiative has gained global momentum, driving policy action at the highest levels.

1. Best Policy Impact Initiative (Winner)- The Scale of Harm Project. Congratulations to Rights Lab's (Dr Todd Landman, Ben Brewster, Dr Doreen Boyd and Albert Nyarko), whose cross-disciplinary research is influencing policy responses to online child exploitation globally. 🎉