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S.151 – PROTECT Act
The Prosecutorial Remedies and Other Tools to End the Exploitation of Children Today(PROTECT) Act of 2003, established enhanced penalties for individuals …
Royal Decree No 126 / 2008: Anti-Trafficking Law
This law, enacted in 2008 by the Sultan of Oman, acts as Oman’s current anti-human trafficking legislation. The document attached …
Risk factors for mental disorders in women survivors of human trafficking: a historical cohort study
Previous studies have reported high levels of symptoms of depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among women survivors of …
Ruhama Annual Report 2015
Ruhama supports women, including trangender women, who are actively involved in prostitution in Ireland, those who are seeking support to …
Root causes and solutions to human trafficking in Ethiopia
This paper examines root causes for human trafficking in Ethiopia — mostly the migration of Ethiopian women to the Middle …
Sex trafficking and women: the Nigerian experience
This paper examines the menace of sex trafficking particularly as it affects Nigeria. It examines major legal framework in place …
Southeast Asia: Deadly Journeys-The Refugee and Trafficking Crisis in Southeast Asia
In May 2015 three boats carrying 1,800 women, men and children landed in Aceh, Indonesia. Most of the passengers were …
Spotting the signs of domestic slavery
Health professionals, including district and community nurses and health visitors, are being encouraged to look out for signs of domestic …
Sex Trafficking of foreign females in Korea: Problems and Enforcement
No longer a homogeneous country, the Republic of Korea faces diverse social problems related to foreign residents in its society. …
Slow Reform: Protection of Migrant Domestic Workers in Asia and the Middle East
EXCERPT FROM SUMMARY: “This report is based on ongoing research and advocacy engagement on migrant domestic workers by Human Rights …