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To Tackle Human Trafficking, Change Has To Start At The Top

Jerald Joseph, Human Rights Consultant and Former Commissioner, SUHAKAM

02-Aug-22 14:00

To Tackle Human Trafficking, Change Has To Start At The Top

For the second consecutive year, the 2022 US Trafficking in Persons report has given Malaysia the lowest rank - Tier 3 - indicating our failure to meet minimum standards when it comes to human trafficking. With World Day Against Trafficking in Persons observed annually on July 30th, we take a look at what this latest report means for Malaysia, a member of the UN Human Rights Council, and whether the current economic situation will further fuel trafficking activities, with Jerald Joseph, human rights consultant and former commissioner with SUHAKAM.

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Produced by: Lim Sue Ann

Presented by: Lim Sue Ann


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Categories:  government,  international,  Law/Activism

Tags:  the bigger picture,  live & learn,  suruhanjaya hak asasi malaysia,  national human rights institute,  human trafficking,  forced labour,  migrant worker,  labour rights,  migrant rights,  indonesia,  bangladesh, 


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