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Illegal Adoption: Is it Human Trafficking?
Illegal adoption is especially prevalent in China, as a result of the government’s one child policy and a cultural preference …
Transaction Costs: Prosecuting child trafficking for illegal adoption in Russia
As primary implementers of laws on human trafficking, law enforcement helps construct how these laws are understood and applied. This …
Where is the Funding for Anti-Trafficking Work? A look at donor funds, policies and practices in Europe
This article looks at trends in funding for non-governmental organisations (NGOs) providing counter-human-trafficking programmes and services since the 1990s, particularly …
Giving us the ‘Biggest Bang for the Buck’ (or Not): Anti-trafficking government funding in Ukraine and the United Kingdom
The focus of this paper is on government anti-trafficking policies and funding allocations in two case-study countries, Ukraine and the …
Stopping the Traffick? The problem of evidence and legislating for the ‘Swedish model’ in Northern Ireland
This article examines mitigating evidence drawn from two sources: findings from a mixed methods study commissioned by the Department of …
Acting in Isolation: Safeguarding and anti-trafficking officers’ evidence and intelligence practices at the border
Internationally, the border has been presented as a site of unique opportunity for the identification and protection of victims of …
Monitoring and Evaluation of Human Trafficking Partnerships in England and Wales
This article examines the nature of the evidence collected to monitor and evaluate the activities and outcomes of organisations involved …
A Lie More Disastrous than the Truth: Asylum and the identification of trafficked women in the UK
This article explores the impact that nationality can have on a person’s experience of being identified as a victim of …
The Road to Effective Remedies: Pragmatic reasons for treating cases of “sex trafficking” in the Australian sex industry as a form of “labour trafficking”
Internationally, it is widely recognised that labour law and associated protections are a critical part of any comprehensive response to …
Vulnerability to Forced Labour and Trafficking: The case of Romanian women in the agricultural sector in Sicily
This paper focuses on labour and sexual exploitation faced by Romanian female workers employed in the agricultural sector in Ragusa, …