How Risks Facing Migrants in Latin America Have Multiplied
Migrants across Latin America, especially Venezuelans, can fall into traps laid by organized crime in a variety of ways.
Lake Titicaca serves as a crossroads for varied criminal economies, from cocaine shipments to trafficking the frogs that live along its banks.
Migrants crossing the Darién Gap between Colombia and Panama face extortion, rape, violence, and being forced to carry drugs.
Human traffickers in Argentina are using legitimate business to continue their illicit activities and elude authorities.
A network which sexually trafficked Colombian and Venezuelan women to the Dominican Republic has been dismantled.
Authorities in Guatemala have dismantled several human trafficking networks in a series of coordinated operations, shedding light on…
A US request has led Guatemala to dismantle a prolific human smuggling ring that smuggled migrants to the United States.
Human trafficking appears on the rise in Mexico, with the government struggling to find a strategy forward.
Venezuelan gang, Tren de Aragua, has gradually become one of South America's main criminal threats, with Chile its latest target.
A recent report has shed new light on how temporary work visa programs for migrant laborers can backfire.
On June 28, the Cuban Interior Ministry announced that at least two clashes between speedboat crews coming from the United States to pick up Cuban migrants and border patrols had…
Colombian police uncovered a sex ring featuring underage migrants from Venezuela. Why does sex trafficking flourish in border areas?…
A motorcycle gang, known as the Motonetos, which draws its membership from Indigenous communities is terrorizing the Mexican state of Chiapas.