Credit repair for survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking

Vaughn, Leona and Pescinski, Janina (2022). Credit repair for survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking. Insight Briefing. United Nations University.

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    UNUFASTInsightCreditRepair.pdf UNUFASTInsight - Credit Repair application/pdf 2.97MB
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    UNUFASTInsightCreditRepair_SPANISH.pdf UNUFASTInsightCreditRepair_SPANISH.pdf application/pdf 420.05KB
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    Author Vaughn, Leona
    Pescinski, Janina
    Title Credit repair for survivors of modern slavery and human trafficking
    Series Title Insight Briefing
    Publication Date 2022-10-11
    Place of Publication New York
    Publisher United Nations University
    Pages 10
    Language eng
    Abstract In May 2022, FAST convened 25 participants from the US, Canada, and UK - survivors, survivor support organizations, and financial institutions - in a roundtable discussion on credit repair. The roundtable discussion covered issues both within and beyond the FAST mandate, but focused on how interconnected issues could be addressed by financial institutions and other relevant agencies/organizations working on credit repair. This Insight Briefing provides the sector with an understanding as to what survivors’ needs are on this specific topic and their recommendations on how they can potentially be addressed.
    UNBIS Thesaurus FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
    CONSUMER CREDIT
    CREDIT POLICY
    TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS
    FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
    Keyword Modern slavery
    Human trafficking
    Credit
    Survivors of Exploitation
    Copyright Holder United Nations University
    Copyright Year 2022
    Copyright type Creative commons
    ISBN 9789280865752
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