A recent article in The Tablet highlights urgent concerns from an anti-trafficking campaigner who warns that rapidly evolving criminal networks — from AI-driven exploitation to the use of deep-fakes and cryptocurrencies — have outpaced current legislation, leaving victims without adequate protection.
The piece draws attention to the longstanding work of Medaille Trust — now in its 20th year — whose safe houses and trauma-informed support restore agency and dignity to those affected. Wardman of Medaille emphasises that true progress demands global, multi-sector collaboration, and that simply creating “places of safety” is no longer enough: healing must be at the heart of rescue.
This is a powerful reminder that combating trafficking is not only about rescuing individuals, but about building resilient systems that deliver prevention, protection and transformation in an age of sophisticated injustice.
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