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With Megaoperation, Brazil Has Reached 70,000 Rescued From Slavery Since 1995

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A megaoperation rescued 479 people from slavery-like conditions in 231 surveillance actions across the country. Of these, 13 were children and adolescents, 75 were women, nine were domestic workers and 68 were migrants from Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, and Brazil.

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A megaoperation rescued 479 people from slavery-like conditions in 231 surveillance actions across the country. Of these, 13 were children and adolescents, 75 were women, nine were domestic workers and 68 were migrants from Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, and Brazil.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Wellyngton Souza/Sesp-MT Operation Rescue VI, a national task force to combat slavery-like work and human trafficking, rescued 479 workers subjected to slavery-like conditions during actions carried out throughout the country in August. Among the rescued workers, 404 were men (84.4%) and 75 were women (15.6%). In addition, the operation identified 15 children and adolescents in child labour. Of this total, 13 were also subjected to slavery-like …

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Brasilia, 10 Sep (Press Latina) Brazilian authorities rescued 479 people under slavery-like conditions last August, including 75 women, 13 minors and 66 migrants from eight countries, today released an official source. The post Rescue in Brazil 479 victims of modern slavery first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.

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In a coordinated action that extended throughout the national territory during the month of August 2026, Operation Rescue VI managed to rescue 479 people living in conditions analogous to slavery. The initiative, led by the Ministry of Labour and Employment (MTE) through its Labour Inspection Secretariat, represents a [...]

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Action reached 18 states and the Federal District and found 13 children and adolescents and 66 migrants among the victims; Minas Gerais concentrated 208 rescues

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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