On Friday 25 October 2019, United Nations University Centre for Policy Research convened a panel at Scandinavia House to allow Member States, UN officials and interested members of the civil society to discuss the findings of a recent report written by UN Special Rapporteur for Contemporary Forms of Slavery, Ms Urmila Bhoola, titled Current and Emerging Forms of Slavery, as well as what it means for the future of the anti-slavery movement.
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Tomorrow’s Slavery: Discussion of the Report by UN Special Rapporteur for Contemporary Forms of Slavery
UNU-CPR brought together Member States, UN officials and interested members of civil society to share insights on a recent report on modern slavery.
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