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Lynne Finney

Lynne is an Australian researcher, specialized in issues of human trafficking in Africa and Southeast Asia. She has lived on three continents, and has worked as a volunteer, working with refugees in Ethiopia, Djibouti and Thailand. She holds a degree in International Development from the University of Canberra.

Articles3 years ago
US politicians call for state action against Pornhub over allegations it hosted rape and child abuse videos
Pornhub and its Canadian owner MindGeek should face a US federal investigation over allegations they hosted videos depicting the rape and sexual exploitation of trafficked women...
Articles4 years ago
Welsh police shut down static caravan linked to prostitution and human trafficking
Police in Wales have shut down a dilapidated caravan that investigators believe was “associated with prostitution and human trafficking”. Officers from North Wales Police raided the...
Articles4 years ago
Greek police bust gang that trafficked human eggs, pregnant women and babies
Police in Greece have broken up an organised criminal network involved in the trafficking of pregnant woman, babies and unfertilised human eggs in an operation supported...
Articles4 years ago
Spanish and French police break up major child abduction and people smuggling network
A Europol-backed operation involving police officers from Spain and France has resulted in the arrest of 29 suspected members of a human trafficking network that incited...
Articles4 years ago
HRW accuses Nigerian government of unlawfully detaining trafficking survivors in ‘abhorrent conditions’
A new report published by Human Rights Watch (HRW) had revealed that the Nigerian government is failing survivors of human trafficking, modern slavery and sexual exploitation....
Articles4 years ago
Migrant drowns attempting to swim English Channel to UK wearing flipper and plastic bottle jacket
Authorities in Belgium have recovered the body of a migrant who is thought to have been attempting to swim to the UK at a wind farm...
Articles4 years ago
Delta Air Lines donates 100 flights and additional $1.5 million to US human trafficking charity Polaris
US airline Delta has donated over 100 flights for survivors of human trafficking and modern slavery in cooperation with Polaris, the operator of America’s National Human...
Articles4 years ago
Pan-European crackdown on human trafficking and modern slavery results in 70 arrests
A Europe-wide crackdown on modern slavery and human trafficking supported by Europol and led by Britain’s National Crime Agency (NCA) has resulted in the arrest of...
Articles4 years ago
Scores of human trafficking victims rescued in West Africa Interpol crackdown
An Interpol-coordinated operation intended to strengthen border controls in West Africa has resulted in the rescue of over 100 suspected victims of human trafficking, including 35...
Articles4 years ago
UN chief calls for greater action to end human trafficking ahead of World Day against Trafficking in Persons
Bolder action is required to tackle the global scourge of human trafficking, UN chief Antonio Guterres has said ahead of the organisation’s annual awareness-raising day about...
Articles4 years ago
US marines arrested on suspicion of people smuggling and drug offences
Officials have revealed that 16 members of the US Marine Corps (USMC) have been arrested on suspicion of being involved in human trafficking and drug smuggling....
Articles4 years ago
Female people smuggler jailed for three years for trafficking Indian migrants into US
A bail bondswoman with an Indian background has been jailed by a court in the US for her role in multi-million-dollar human trafficking conspiracy that involved...

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