Nukila Evanty: Gender blind spots undermine Southeast Asia’s fight against human trafficking

As trafficking networks become increasingly sophisticated, activist Nukila Evanty argues that Indonesia must address gender-blind data, fragmented financial investigations and the exclusion of civil society to dismantle the criminal networks behind exploitation. The post Nukila Evanty: Gender blind spots undermine Southeast Asia’s fight against human trafficking appeared first on ObserverID | Independent English News & Analysis on Indonesia.

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