This policy brief draws from insights gathered during two online events, the first one, “Private Sector Insights in Migration Policy” held on March 27, 2024, and the second “Empowering Voices: Rethinking Labor Migration Policies Workshop” held on March 28, 2024. The first convened 23 participants from private recruitment agencies, business associations, and company representatives. The […]
RAIN is central to Thai agriculture and the people’s way of life. The crop accounts for over half of the country’s agricultural area and 65% of all farmer households, totaling more than 5 million. #thaiRAIN is proud to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Thai Rice Foundation under Royal Patronage, a key step in […]
This learning brief was developed from “Survivors’ Perspectives on Successful Reintegration After Trafficking”, written by Eric Kasper and Mina Chiang in 2020. It has been prepared with brevity and accessibility of language in mind to reach individuals and organizations working to combat human trafficking at all levels, including grassroots.
#thaiRAIN has initiated Monthly Digest which summarizes the project activities as publicized via outreach channel such as LinkedIn. The newsletter highlights the project’s progress.
To fight against trafficking newborns, the new legislation facilitates the criminal prosecution for such crimes as kidnapping, illegal deprivation of liberty, human trafficking, involvement in prostitution and more. Approved ahead of the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, marked annually on 30 July, the law responds to a grim reality. Last year, 19 cases of trade […]
Since 2023, the emergence of Laos and Dubai as focal points for illicit operations such as scamming compounds is of significant concern. Unlike Cambodia and Myanmar, where reporting and mapping of criminal activities are more extensive, Laos and Dubai have received less attention on these matters, resulting in a lack of clarity regarding the criminal […]
Persons with lived experiences (often referred to as survivors) have unrivalled insights into trafficking in persons, risks, and appropriate response. Winrock recognizes persons with lived experience as experts and leaders and engages them throughout program cycles.
Winrock International recognizes the interconnection between climate change and trafficking in persons (TIP). Through our projects, we actively address this nexus, implementing innovative solutions that mitigate climate impacts, protect populations vulnerable to TIP from exploitation, and foster sustainable livelihoods, thereby creating resilient communities for future generations.