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Talitha Kum 2019

Sisters tie ribbons with the name of their country and a trafficking survivor with whom they have worked with Sept. 27 at the 10th anniversary gathering of Talitha Kum in Rome. (Courtesy of Talitha Kum)

'Look and find and act': Sisters share complexities of anti-trafficking fight

Women religious brought to the Talitha Kum gathering their strategies, struggles and successes. GSR heard from sisters on the ground, working against human trafficking on six continents.

  • Soli Salgado
Comboni Missionary Sr. Gabriella Bottani, Talitha Kum's international coordinator, addresses sisters Sept. 21, 2019, the opening day of the organization's first general assembly in Rome. (Courtesy of Talitha Kum)

Talitha Kum ends first assembly, sets new goals to address structural injustices

By Soli Salgado

Mercy sister to Talitha Kum: Uphold human rights to combat trafficking

By Soli Salgado

Talitha Kum marks 10th anniversary, helped 15,500 trafficked persons in 2018

By Soli Salgado

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