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    How to Free Modern Slaves: Three Tech Solutions that are Working

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    By on November 23, 2015 Faculty, In the News, International and Human Rights Law

    Jennifer Gordon was quoted in the Christian Science Monitor about an app that temporary workers in Mexico can use to share their experiences with recruiters and research companies.

    More than 140,000 Mexicans traveled to the United States as guest workers last year. It’s illegal in both countries for recruiters to charge fees, but many do. In a 2013 survey, CDM found that nearly 60 percent of workers said they had paid money upfront to a recruiter.

    “The more information that’s out there, the better,” says Jennifer Gordon, a law professor at Fordham University in New York who has written extensively on global labor recruitment. And the key is connecting that information to the workers, she says.

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