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Human Rights, Human Trafficking, Humanitarian Work, Matt Friedman, Migrants, Modern Slavery, Philanthropy, Sex Slavery, Social Justice, United Nations, Women at Risk, Women's Rights
[UNDP article] Fighting Human Slavery: The Private Sector Must Be a Player in This Fight By Matthew Friedman
Hong Kong, Human Rights, Human Trafficking, Matt Friedman, Migrants, Modern Slavery, S.E. Asia, Sex Slavery, Social Justice, Women at Risk, Women's Rights
‘I Was Forced To Sell My Body In A Hong Kong Bar’: A Filipino’s Experience Of Trafficking, Forced Prostitution (With Update)
Hong Kong, Human Rights, Human Trafficking, Matt Friedman, Migrants, Modern Slavery, Philanthropy, Social Justice
Slave Grooms in Hong Kong: The South Asian Migrant Men who Marry into Indentured Servitude (Full Documentary)
'Comfort Women', China, Human Rights, Human Slavery/Trafficking, Human Trafficking, Japanese war crimes, Modern Slavery, Racial Reconciliation, Sex Slavery, Social Justice
News Article: Wartime sex slaves still emerging in China, but some will take secret to the grave
Human Rights, Human Trafficking, Matt Friedman, Modern Slavery, Sex Slavery, Social Justice, United Nations
Where Were You?: A Profile of Modern Slavery – By Matthew Friedman (Book Excerpt)
Human Rights, Human Trafficking, Matt Friedman, Migrants, Modern Slavery, Social Justice
[Compliance & Ethics Professional Magazine] Modern Slavery and the Private Sector: Sequencing of Efforts by Matt Friedman
Hong Kong, Human Rights, Human Trafficking, Modern Slavery, Social Justice
The Indonesian Child Maids of Hong Kong, Singapore: Why They’re Suffering in Silence
Forgiveness, Human Rights, Human Trafficking, Matt Friedman, Redemption, Sex Slavery, Unsung Heroes
From Darkness to Hope: Transformation of an Ex-Trafficker (Short Film & Article)
'Comfort Women', Human Rights, Japanese war crimes, Journalism, Modern Slavery, Racial Reconciliation, Sex Slavery
Sylvia Yu Friedman & Matthew Friedman 