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Frey Lindsay

Frey Lindsay

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Contributor, Forbes

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  • Global Commission Urges Action And Clarity In Fighting Modern Slavery

    By Frey Lindsay Verified| Forbes Verified The Global Commission on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking is to present a report to the United Nations urging more action combatting modern slavery in global supply chains. The report, while painting a rather bleak picture, with rising numbers of people in various states of exploitation and forced labor, nonetheless lays out some of the steps needed to reach the UN goal of eradicating modern slavery by 2030.

    By Frey Lindsay Verified · Forbes

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • MEPs Debate Proposed Laws On ‘Facilitation’ Of Smuggling And Migration

    By Frey Lindsay Verified| Forbes Verified Representatives in the EU’s legislative arm are to begin debating new rules designed to prevent human smuggling and irregular migration around the bloc. The legislative package presented by the EU’s executive arm has been criticized for treating migrants and people lending them assistance as criminals. It is argued the proposal - if made into law unchanged - could have serious implications for humanitarian workers and other people acting in solidarity with migrants..

    By Frey Lindsay Verified · Forbes

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Europe Has More Nuanced Views On Irregular Migration Than You Think

    By Frey Lindsay Verified| Forbes Verified A study from two European universities surveying tens of thousands of people across five countries has revealed a more nuanced picture of public attitudes to immigration than is often assumed. The study also shows most people in various European countries believe irregular migrants should have the opportunity to acquire a legal - or ‘regular’ - immigration status in the host country. The results call into question a number of assumptions about Europeans’ attitudes to irregular migrants.

    By Frey Lindsay Verified · Forbes

    Apr. 03, 2025

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London, United Kingdom