   Trust Conference is the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s flagship annual event and a world-leading human rights forum. Held in the heart of London each year, the conference brings together some 600 delegates from diverse sectors representing more than 60 countries.
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"I am incredibly excited about this year’s Trust Conference. The forum, the Thomson Reuters Foundation’s annual flagship event, has secured a global reputation not only as a leading human rights conference but also as an accelerator of impact and change."
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   Day one will address creating a fairer economic system for those left behind, with a focus on modern slavery, women and girls, radicalisation, and the human impact of climate change. Day two will look at closing civil society space, exploring the relationship between tech and human rights, as well as news and democracy. Both days will feature grass-roots voices from around the world, and showcase some of the most innovative solutions to the challenges we’ll be discussing.
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