Much of the information for educating students and public about human trafficking only involves survivors’ direct experiences as brief excerpts from more complex detailed narratives. In this paper, I draw on a postcolonial framework to argue that sidelining voices can bolster anti-slavery stakeholders’ agendas by selectively using narratives illustrate narrow constructions slavery forced labour...

Human trafficking is defined as any act that involves “the recruitment, abduction,...[and] sale or receipt of persons within national or across international borders, through force, coercion, fraud, or deception.” 1(para5) Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Youth (CSEY) is a component of human trafficking that refers to the sexual abuse of a child or adolescent (under 18 years of age) for financ...

This study aims to develop a model for the effective implementation of restitution criminal sanctions against individuals involved in trafficking persons. The findings this research hold strategic significance terms providing legal protection victims and enhancing concept restitution. focuses on evaluating effectiveness imposing traffickers through judicial decisions Indonesia. By employing soc...

Child trafficking is a human right violation and a crime, affecting at least one million children today – and probably many more. This briefing note gives an overview of this horrifying trade, which consists in taking children away from their home, transporting them elsewhere, often across borders and even to other continents, in order to be exploited by others, who usually make money out of th...

A background presentation of the problems involved and the initiatives taken Foreword Increasing attention is being given to the hundreds of thousands of women and children who are now commodities traded on an international market. They are marketed, transported and sold by traffickers to be exploited in prostitution, pornography and forced labour. Trafficking in persons is a gross violation of...

This article draws on qualitative data journeys to Europe or Brazil undertaken by adults and teenagers from Sub-Saharan African countries develop a conceptual analysis of the blurriness lines drawn between supposedly different types movement via referencing binary forced/voluntary (such as asylum, trafficking, smuggling). It questions liberal model ‘agency’ that is employed not just state actor...

Globally, sex workers have highlighted the harms that accompany anti-prostitution efforts advanced via anti-trafficking policy, and there is a growing body of social science research has emerged documenting how contribute to carceral sexual humanitarian interventions. Yet mounting evidence on policies done little quell passage more laws, including aimed at stopping exploitation facilitated by t...