SHUT

WHAT IS SHUT

SHUT is a non-governmental organization that advocates prevention against human trafficking in Malaysia.

WHAT WE DO

WE FOCUS ON THE PREVENTION OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING THROUGH AWARENESS PROGRAMS AND CAMPAIGNS. In...

WHO WE ARE

SHUT is a non-governmental organization that advocates prevention against human trafficking in Mal...

WHAT IS SHUT?

SHUT is the abbreviation for Stop Human Trafficking, a campaign for all to take part as responsible...

OUR UPCOMING PROJECT

We target to raise awareness about human trafficking to all Malaysians in 3 phases from 2018 to 202...

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SHUT PROGRAMME

Conference Report

Through this campaign, we will:

Inter-relationship of Trafficking, Forced Labour and Violence against Women

The Moderator, Ms. Foo Yen Ne, from International La- bour Organisation (ILO) opened this sessi...

UNICEF—Harmonizing Malaysia’s Approach on Child Trafficking with International Law and Best Practices

This session, moderated by Ms. Melissa Akhir from Wom- en’s Aid Organisation (WAO), looked at c

International Labour Organisation (ILO) —The Forced Labour Component of the National Action Plan on Trafficking

This session was led by International Labour Organisation (ILO). Participants were introduced t...

Business Social Responsibility (BSR) – Tech Against Trafficking

In this session, led by Business Social Responsibility (BSR) in collaboration with Stop Human T...

Key Recommendations

WE, representatives of Malaysia’s government agencies, civil society organisations (CSOs), toge

Full Conference Report

To download or view the full report, click this link : https://www.globalshepherds.my/sites/default...

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What People Say

Rep. Kevin McCarthy

And the matter is only growing more urgent. Reported cases of human trafficking rose 35.7% in America from 2015 to 2016

Giovanna Hernandez Williams

When you think of human trafficking, you might think of women from impoverished countries who have been kidnapped and forced into prostitution

Jane Ragle

In order to make real change, though, we need to understand the issue—which is even larger and more complex than most people realize.

Steve Hofstetter

It’s an important distinction—and one that must be clear in order for law enforcement and policymakers to properly address each issue

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HUMAN TRAFFICKING SYNDICATE IN MALAYSIA