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FTS Launches First Community Liberation Initiative Training in Vietnam

FTS Launches First Community Liberation Initiative Training in Vietnam

by Romcy Madronio | Aug 4, 2022 | Community Liberation Initiative, Vietnam

The Free the Slaves Community Liberation Toolkit (CLT) continues to provide learning opportunities for anti-slavery grassroots organizations worldwide. Following the loosening of the COVID-19 restrictions around the globe, FTS conducted the first in-person training to...
Free the Slaves Joins Discussion on Overseas Filipino Workers’ Rights

Free the Slaves Joins Discussion on Overseas Filipino Workers’ Rights

by Romcy Madronio | Jul 14, 2022 | Philippines, Take Action

Immigrants and overseas Filipino workers (OFW) are vital to the Philippine economy. It’s estimated of the 109 million people residing in the Philippines, 1.77 million Filipinos are OFWs. Despite their important role in the Philippine economy, many of these seasonal...
Free the Slaves Partners with Three New Organizations in Vietnam

Free the Slaves Partners with Three New Organizations in Vietnam

by Romcy Madronio | May 26, 2022 | Advocacy, FTS Updates, Research, Monitoring & Evaluation, Vietnam

Free the Slaves is excited to announce our new partnerships in Vietnam. These partnerships will allow us to understand more about the country and its need to have more players in the human trafficking space. These partnership endeavors are essential for developing...
Free the Slaves Partners with Three Filipino Organizations

Free the Slaves Partners with Three Filipino Organizations

by Romcy Madronio | May 26, 2022 | Advocacy, Philippines, Research, Monitoring & Evaluation

Free the Slaves is excited to announce new partnerships with local organizations in the Philippines. These partnerships will allow us better to understand the context of slavery in the Philippines and strengthen our efforts to combat it. We partner with the Balaod...
I still have hope in my 50’s

I still have hope in my 50’s

by Romcy Madronio | Apr 7, 2022 | It Starts With Freedom, Philippines, Take Action, Vietnam

Last year Free The Slaves joined HopeBox, an NGO based in Vietnam, to serve survivors of domestic abuse and slavery. While working in the city of Hanoi, Free The Slaves and Hope Box had the privilege of meeting Tina*. This is Tina’s story of overcoming fear and...
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