US EditionOntario’s Renewed Anti-Trafficking Strategy Leaves Labour Trafficking Behind
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Ontario’s Renewed Anti-Trafficking Strategy Leaves Labour Trafficking Behind
The Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking calls for stronger investment and urgent action to address all forms of trafficking. MAY 6, 2025 (TORONTO) — The Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking is concerned that Ontario’s newly released 2025–2030 anti-human trafficking strategy overlooks a critical and growing issue: labour trafficking. Despite a clear need for expanded protections and services for people exploited in sectors such as agricu…
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